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Rice; Ha-1; Bari; Plant; Grain; Seed; Stress; Wheat; Genotypes; Fertilizer; Intercropping; Soil; Brri; Weed; Salinity; Water; Control; Treatment; Sowing; Maize; Bangladesh; Das; Days; Weight; Potato; Ha−1; Spacing; Mungbean; Lentil; Rows; Row; Dae; Sorghum; Solution; Bags; Day

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• Long-term bed planting effect on stabilizing productivity of rice and wheat in a drought prone area of Bangladesh by Hossain, M Ilias; Hossain, MI; Mondal, MRI; Sultan, MK; Gathala, M; Tiwary, TP (2015) - Rice Wheat Mungbean 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Bed X0% N Conv X0% N Bed X40 %N Conv X40 %N Bed X80 %N Conv X80 %N Bed X10 0%N Conv X10 0% N Bed X12 0%N Bed X12 0%N Tillage optionsX N levels To ta l S ys te m P ro du ct iv ity (t/ ha ) Rice Wheat Mungbean Fig 1. The trial was originally established as a PRB experiment with two straw management practices (main plots-30% straw retention (SR) and 0% SR) and five N levels (subplots 0, 40, 80, 100 and 120% of recommended). Keywords: bed; ha-1; mungbean; prb; rice; soil; straw; system; wheat
• Critical period of weed competition in transplant Aus rice cv. BRRI dhan27 under non-saline agro-ecosystem by Rahman, MT; Ahmed, S; Lipi, NJ; Rashid, MH; Hoque, MI (2015) - Effect of critical period of rice weeds competition on effective tillers hill- 1 of transplant Aus rice cv. BRRI dhan27 UNDER NON-SALINE AGRO-ECOSYSTEM M. T. Rahman, S. Ahmed, N. J. Lipi, M. H. Rashid and M. I. Hoque1 Department of Agronomy, Patuakhali Science and Technology University, Patuakhali, Bangladesh, 1Department of Environmental Science, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh, Bangladesh Corresponding author: trahman302@gmail.com Key words: Critical period, weed competition, transplant Aus, BRRI dhan27 Keywords: aus; competition; days; period; plots; rice; weed; weed competition; weeding; yield
• Effect of Irrigation and Mulching on Growth and Yield of Ginger by Islam, MA; Rahim, MA; Iqbal, TMT (2015) - Similarly rice straw mulch + irrigation conserved about 1.14% more moisture than water hyacinth + irrigation treatment. At this time, rice straw mulch + irrigation conserved 29 Effect of Irrigation and Mulching on Growth and Yield of Ginger about 1.01% more moisture than water hyacinth + irrigation treatment. Keywords: irrigation; mulch; plant; rhizome; rice; straw; treatment; yield
• Growth and Yield Performance of Tidal Local Aman Rice as Influenced by USG Application at Non Tidal Condition by Abedin, SMS; Mannan, MA; Mamun, MAA; Rahman, GKM M; Mridha, AJ (2015) - So, application of USG before panicle initiation stage might be recommended for increased yield and higher net return in cultivating local aman rice varieties. Little research has been done on USG deep placement in local rice varieties in tidal areas of Bangladesh. Keywords: application; bpi; dat; ha-1; rice; time; usg; yield
• Response of Nerica Rice to Nitrogen Fertilization by Shultana, R; Mamun, MAA; Naher, L; Bhuiyan, MAK; Mridha, AJ (2016) - However, NERICA 1 could gave higher yield at 69.25 kg N ha-1 and NERICA 10 with 74.25 kg N ha-1 but grain yield is much lower than BRRIdhan 57 (Fig. 3) BRRIdhan 57 showed higher grain yield with 85 N Kg/ha whereas NERICA1 and NERICA10 with 69.25 and 74.25 kg N ha-1 during T. Aman season but this two variety gave much lower grain yield than the former one. Keywords: ha-1; nitrogen; rice; yield
• Response of T. Aman and Boro Rice to Residue Retention Under Strip Tillage by Hossain, MM; Begum, M; Rahman, MM; Hashem, A (2016) - Natural sources of nutrients in rice soils. Effect of minimum tillage on soil properties, crop growth and yield of aman rice in drought prone northwest Bangladesh. Keywords: aman; boro; residue; rice; season; tillage; yield
• Effect of Nitrogen on Weed Infestation and Performance of Boro Rice Under Two Selected Herbicides by Morshed, MM; Bari, MN; Khaliq, QA; Alam, MS (2016) - In general, treatments with higher nitrogen dose, showed higher BCR irrespective of herbicide. Results and Discussion Considerable effects of dose of nitrogen and weed control treatments on weed infestation, weed control, crop growth and yield performance of Boro rice cv. BRRIdhan28 were observed and discussed below: Keywords: dose; emergence; ha-1; herbicide; nitrogen; post; rice; treatment; weed
• Assessment of Soil Chemical Properties and Rice Yield in Tidal Submergence Ecosystem by Mamun, MAA; Haque, MM; Khaliq, QA; Karim, MA; Karim, AJMS; Mridha, Aj; Saleque, MA (2016) - On the other hand, the water logging of tidal soils might reduce decomposition of SOM, causing higher SOM concentration. Saleque et al. (2010) also reported that exchangeable K concentration of tidal soil was high. Keywords: available; chemical; properties; rice; soil; yield
• Improving Yield of Transplanted Aman and Boro Rice Through Tegra Package of Cultivation by Kader, MA; Mia, MSR; Kafi, MA; Hossain, MS; Islam, N (2016) - BRRI dhan29 under TEGRA package of cultivation and compare with farmers practices. BRRI dhan49 under TEGRA package of cultivation were 5.88, 9.84 and 14.72, respectively as compared to farmers practice of 4.97, 6.24 and 11.21, respectively. Keywords: cultivation; farmers; package; practice; rice; tegra
• Yield of Inbred and Hybrid Rice as Affected by Clonal Tillers of Successive Generation by Hore, PK; Biswas, PK; Amin, AKMR; Raziuddin, -; Mahmud, MS; Mohsin, SM (2016) - Beside this, use of rice clonal tillers might be an option for maximum yield and reduce seed cost especially hybrid rice (Debnath, 2010). Rice yield therefore, needs to be increased from the present 2.74 to 3.74 t ha-1 (BRRI, 2011) Keywords: brri; clonal; generation; hybrid; rice; tillers; variety; yield
• Effect of Balanced Fertilization in Puddled Rice on the Productivity of Lentil in Rice-Fallow System Under Zero Tillage by Bandyopadhyay, PK; Singh, KC; Mondal, K; Nath, R; Kumar, N; Singh, SS (2016) - If balanced fertilization is done 68 Bandyopadhyay et al. in rainfed puddled rice and crop residues are retained on the soil surface in combination with suitable planting techniques of lentil, it may alleviate terminal drought condition in crops by conserving soil moisture and bring overall improvement in resource management (Ghosh et al., 2010). However, a reduction in soil moisture at 20-30 cm layer forming neckline (Fig. 1), signifies mechanical impediment that might restricts upward contribution. Keywords: lentil; moisture; nutrient; residue; rice; soil; tillage; water
• Pre-Planting Hardening-Induced Variability in Yield Attributes and Yield of Inbreed and Hybrid Rice by Masrufa, Sadia; Rahman, Anisur; Hasanuzzaman, Md; Anee, Taufika Islam; Ali, Md Hazrat; Hasanuzzaman, Mirza (2016) - Hazrat Ali and Mirza Hasanuzzaman* Department of Agronomy, Faculty of Agriculture, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka-1207, Bangladesh *Corresponding Author: mhzsauag@yahoo.com Key words: Seedling hardening, Hybrid rice, Seedling storage, Transplanted rice Abstract Short term hardening before transplanting may enhance the defence mechanism of rice seedlings against any stress during their establishment and contribute d to enhanced growth and yield. Considering the above facts, it is hypothesized that the short-term adverse condition of seedling just before transplanting may induce the up regulation of defence mechanisms in plants which would be active during the subsequent episodes after transplantation to provide healthy plants with better productivity of rice seedlings. Keywords: grain; hardening; hybrid; pre; rice; seedlings; storage; variety; yield
• Variations of Growth Parameters in Some Aromatic Rice Verities under Salt Stress by Rahman, Md Habibur; Naim, Md Abu; Matin, Md Abdul; Anee, Taufika Islam; Hossain, Md Amzad; Hasanuzzaman, Mirza (2017) - 18.43fgh 19.01cd S75 3.90e 5.18k 9.66j 20.40gh 15.41jk 17.45efg S100 2.25g 3.06n 7.54k 17.72j 13.48lm 16.02gh LSD (0.05) 0.46 0.93 1.45 1.73 1.63 1.51 CV (%) 6.21 6.38 6.25 5.11 5.92 5.62 Values in a column with different letters are significantly different at p ≤ 0.05 applying LSD Number of Leaves hill-1 Number of leaves of different rice varieties differed significantly due to salinity (Table 5). Sharp decreases in number of leaves hill-1 was observed in response to salt stress, compared to the control at 30, 45, 60, 75 and 90 DAT for six aman rice varieties (Table 6). Keywords: brri; dat; growth; height; number; plant; rice; salinity; salt; stress; varieties
• Yield and Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Locally Improved Rice Varieties in Rice Based Tidal Flooded Ecosystem of Bangladesh by Mamun, MAA; Haque, MM; Khaliq, QA; Karim, MA; Karim, AJMS; Mridha, AJ; Saleque, MA (2017) - Thus, a mailto:aamamunbrri@yahoo.com 40 Mamun et al. suitable N management technique is needed which will increase the grain fertility, reduce spikelets sterility and improve rice grain yield in tidal flood prone areas. Grain yield efficiency index of local aman rice, Gournadi, Barisal Varieties N harvest index Grain yield efficiency index Value Comments Razashail 0.69 ab 1.05 c Efficient Kutiagoni 0.76 a 1.39 b Efficient Lalpayka 0.73 a 0.78 d Keywords: efficiency; grain; nitrogen; rice; table; varieties; yield
• On-Farm Assessment of System Productivity of Wheat-Jute-T. Aman Rice Cropping Pattern in Sylhet Region by Nazrul, MI (2017) - The mean rice equivalent yield revealed that improved cropping pattern produced higher rice equivalent yield (13.51 t ha-1) over farmers’ traditional (7.29 t ha-1) cropping pattern (Table 3). The soils under cropping pattern of these areas are generally heavy clay loams to clays and the top soil quickly becomes dry and hard after the harvest of T. aman crop. Keywords: aman; cropping; fallow; jute; pattern; rice; wheat; yield
• Residual Effect of Herbicides Applied in Unpuddled Transplanted Aman Rice on The Succeeding Crops Assessed by Bioassay Technique by Zahan, Taslima; Rahman, Md Moshiur; Begum, Mahfuza (2017) - Despite the fact that the concentration of herbicide residue decrease exponentially with time and less than 1% of the initial concentration of herbicide applied in summer persist in the following winter (Tworkoski et al., 2000), so there will be no chance to get affected the succeeding winter crops by herbicide residues of summer rice. Therefore, a bioassay study had conducted in the field after harvesting of unpuddled transplanted aman rice to evaluate the residual effect of rice herbicides on the succeeding crops. Keywords: aman; butachlor; crops; effect; herbicides; orthosulfamuron; rice; wheat
• Ankuri Technology for Seed Germination and Seedling Emergence of Rice in Cold Environment by Ansari, Tahmid Hossain; Ahmed, Montasir (2017) - J. 2016, 19(2): 115-123 ANKURI TECHNOLOGY FOR SEED GERMINATION AND SEEDLING EMERGENCE OF RICE IN COLD ENVIRONMENT Tahmid Hossain Ansari and Montasir Ahmed Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, Regional Station, Rajshahi Corresponding author: tahmidhansari@yahoo.com Key words: Ankuri germination, rice seed germination, seedling emergence, tray seedling, Zag- method Abstract Rice seed germination as well as seedling emergence in cold environment is a challenge for successful rice cultivation during dry (Boro) season in northern Bangladesh Experiments were conducted in two consecutive Boro seasons in Rajshahi to develop techniques for improving germination and seedling emergence under cold conditions.. The experiments clearly demonstrated the efficacy of Ankuri in rice seed germination as well as the weakness of the traditional Zag-method. Keywords: ankuri; germination; method; rice; seed; seedling; temperature; zag
• Status of Nutrient Elements in Rice Grain in Relation to Silicon Accumulation Pattern During Grain Filling by Ansari, Tahmid Hossain; Iwasaki, Kozo; Yoshida, Tetsushi; Yamamoto, Yoshinori; Miyazaki, Akira (2017) - The fact that the hull of the javanica type Arborio showed high Si content and concentration could be utilized for the production of soil amendments with high Si contents, and could help to breed high yielding rice cultivars. J. 2016, 19(2): 125-137 STATUS OF NUTRIENT ELEMENTS IN RICE GRAIN IN RELATION TO SILICON ACCUMULATION PATTERN DURING GRAIN FILLING Tahmid Hossain Ansari1, Kozo Iwasaki2, Tetsushi Yoshida2, Yoshinori Yamamoto2 and Akira Miyazaki2 Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, Gazipur 1701, Bangladesh. 2Faculty of Agriculture, Kochi University, Japan 783-8502 *Corresponding author: tahmidhansari@yahoo.com Key words: Rice cultivar, rice hull, brown rice, grain filling, silicon, nutrient elements Abstract Rice varieties Tadukan (indica), Nanjing 11(indica), Nipponbare (japonica) and Arborio (javanica) were tested to find out the content and accumulation pattern of Si in the hull and brown rice during the grain filling periodand the changes in the weight or the contents of N, P, K, Ca and Mg both in the hull and brown rice. Keywords: arborio; content; cultivars; dah; elements; grain; hull; rice; silicon
• On-Farm Verification of Linseed and Sesame Variety for Fallow-Fallow-T Aman Rice Cropping System in Sylhet Region of Bangladesh by Nazrul, MI (2017) - Seed yield (kg ha-1) BARI Tishi-1 221 64.85 21.28 7.22 3.57 790 Noakhali-local 191 49.55 20.63 7.37 3.66 820 Patuakhali-local 207 52.73 19.13 7.53 3.64 782 Zakiganj-local 201 50.80 31.40 7.73 4.01 1003 CV (%) 8.21 3.69 20.55 7.53 4.74 11.41 LSD (0.05) NS 4.17 9.6 NS 0.6 193.50 Crop: Sesame The result showed that plant height, capsules plant-1, seeds capsule-1, 1000-seed weight and seed yield were significantly influenced by different genotypes of sesame except plants m-2. It was observed that there was significant difference in seed yield plant-1 among the varieties. Keywords: bangladesh; bari; fallow; linseed; rice; seed; sesame; var; yield
• Effect of Nitrogen Levels and Weed Management on Yield Performance of BRRI Hybrid Dhan3 Under AWD Irrigation System by Bhuiyan, MKA; Mahbub, Md Mostofa; Nahar, Lutfun; Baki, Md Zakaria Ibne (2017) - Higher weed number and biomass were found in unweeded x different N levels and lower in different weed management x Relative proportion of different weed types in total weed density (A) and biomass (B) over different weed management during 2014-15 Fig. Keywords: control; grain; ha-1; levels; management; pre; rice; weed; yield
• Application of Ash for Amelioration of Salinity Effect in Rice by Fahim, AHF; Kader, MA; Nahar, MS; Wadud, MA; Islam, MA (2017) - It was concluded that application of ash at the rate of 6 t ha-1 ameliorated the salinity stress effect on rice yield of BRRI dhan47. Conclusion It can be concluded that, application of ash ameliorated the salinity stress effect on rice yield. Keywords: ash; grain; ha-1; nacl; plant; rice; salinity; yield
• Effect of Age and Storage Duration of Seedling on Growth and Yield of Wet Season Rice by Saha, P; Bhuiya, MSU; Karmakar, B; Salim, M; Ahmed, B; Shil, P; Roy, SK (2017) - The experiment was laid out in a split-plot design with 3 replications placing seedling age in the main plot and storage duration in the sub- plot. Sometimes, seedlings age is so young or too old 46 Saha et al. which would not be suitable for good harvest. Keywords: duration; effect; growth; rice; seedlings; storage; storage duration; yield
• Suitability Evaluation of Crop Manager for Boro Rice Production by Alam, MM; Ali, MA; Rahman, MA; Hossain, MS; Rahman, MS (2017) - Number of total tillers hill-1: It was observed that the number of total tillers was significantly influenced by different fertilizer treatments at 1% level of probability (Table 1). Number of effective tillers hill-1: There was a significant effect of different fertilizer treatments on the production of effective tillers hill-1 of rice plants (Table 1). Keywords: content; fertilizer; grain; number; rice; straw; treatments; yield
• Effect of Simulated Flooding and Nitrogen Application on Nitrogen Uptake of Rice by Adjetey, JA; Mulbah, QS (2017) - Low efficiency of nitrogen use at higher nitrogen rates have been attributed to losses via pathways such as NO2, NO and N2 emissions, and NH3 volatilization or to immobilization by soil microorganisms (Hirel et al., 2007). Effect of flooding regimes and nitrogen rates on tiller production in rice grown in green house conditions. Keywords: efficiency; flooding; grain; ha-1; nitrogen; regimes; rice; water; yield
• Effect of Nitrogen Sources and Weed Management Options on Weed Growth and Crop Yield of Transplant Aman Rice by Ghosh, R; Salim, M; Ahmed, S (2017) - Effect of nitrogen sources and weed management options rice grain yield (t ha-1). Effect of nitrogen sources and weed management options on plant height at 35 DAT and at flowering. Keywords: cowdung; management; nitrogen; options; rice; sources; urea; weed; yield
• Growth and Productivity of Short Duration Aman Rice Genotype by Hasan, MS; Khan, AR; Islam, M; Haque, MM (2018) - 2. Number of tillers hill-1 of aman rice genotypes over the growing period Leaf area indexLeaf area indexLeaf area indexLeaf area index Leaf area index (LAI) was significantly influenced by different rice genotypes. 4. Relationship between number of panicles hill-1 and grain yield of aman rice genotypes Straw yieldStraw yieldStraw yieldStraw yield Data regarding straw yield showed significant variation among the rice genotypes (Table 3). Keywords: aman; brri; bu-9958; genotypes; leaf; number; rice; transplantingdays; yield
• Performance of System of Rice Intensification with Conventional Method of Rice Cultivation by Mondol, AP; Biswas, PK; Islam, MS (2018) - On the other hand, in SRI seedlings are transplanted at two leaves stage (at third phyllochron), first tillering start at the fourth phyllochron (Katayama,1951) that covers 40% of total tillering and get a chance of profuse tillering. Maximum number of filled grains panicle-1 were produced by V5 (186.37) that was statistically similar with V2 (166.80), V3 (172.23) and V4 (182.97) in SRI planting system followed by V2 (157.70) and V5 (133.77) in CM and minimum number of grains panicle-1 by V3 (92.37) in CM. Keywords: grains; method; number; rice; sri; yield
• Performance of System of Rice Intensification with Conventional Method of Rice Cultivation by Mondol, AP; Biswas, PK; Islam, MS (2018) - On the other hand, in SRI seedlings are transplanted at two leaves stage (at third phyllochron), first tillering start at the fourth phyllochron (Katayama,1951) that covers 40% of total tillering and get a chance of profuse tillering. Maximum number of filled grains panicle-1 were produced by V5 (186.37) that was statistically similar with V2 (166.80), V3 (172.23) and V4 (182.97) in SRI planting system followed by V2 (157.70) and V5 (133.77) in CM and minimum number of grains panicle-1 by V3 (92.37) in CM. Keywords: grains; method; number; rice; sri; yield
• Improvement of Potato-Jute -T. Aman Cropping Pattern Through Inclusion of Mungbean by Chowdhury, AK; Zahan, T; Anowar, MM; Islam, MK; Molla, SH; Khan, ASMM Rahman (2018) - Existing cropping pattern Improved cropping pattern Crop Potato Jute T. aman Potato Mungbean Jute T. aman Variety BARI Alu-8 Indian Tosa Swarna BARI Alu-25 BARI Mung-6 O-9897 BRRI dhan56 Spacing 60cm×x 25cm Broadcast 20cm×x 15cm 60cm×x25cm 30 cm Broadcast 20cm×x 15cm Fertilizer dose (N-P-K-S-Zn- B Kg ha-1) 120-50-110- 22-8-1 120-15-30- 10-0-0 114-9.88- 12.35-4-4-0 120-50-110- 22-8-1 45-90-30-4- 1-1.19-0 90-15-30- 10-0-0 115-0-40- 15-0-2-0 Date of sowing/ transplanting 2013-14 24 Nov. to 08 Dec. 2013 13 to 24 April 2014 21 to 28 July 2014 17 to 19 Nov. 2013 20 to 26 Feb. 2014 02 to 06 May 2014 12 to 16 Aug. 2014 2014-15 20 Nov. to 05 Dec. 2014 08 to 19 April 2015 26 July to 07 Aug. 2015 16 to 21 Nov. 2014 21 to 27 Feb. 2015 03 to 07 May 2015 10 to 13 Aug. 2015 Field duration 2013-14 94 94 115 87 64 99 91 2014-15 92 99 107 89 65 98 93 Turnaround time 2013-14 11 45 5 6 8 4 3 2014-15 10 46 8 3 8 5 4 Harvesting date 2013-14 26 Feb. to 04 Mar. 2014 16 to 25 July 2014 13 to 21 Nov. 2014 12 to 17 Feb. 2014 27 to 29 April 2014 09 to 13 Aug. 2014 11 to 15 Nov. 2014 2014-15 20 Feb. to 06 Mar. 2015 18 to 23 July 2015 10 to 20 Nov. 2015 13 to 15 Feb. 2015 27 to 30 April 2015 06 to 10 Aug. 2015 11 to 16 Nov. 2015 93 Improvement of Potato-Jute-T.Aman Cropping Pattern Table 3. Farmers’ opinionFarmers’ opinionFarmers’ opinionFarmers’ opinion Farmers opined their satisfaction observing overall better performance of this improved pattern over existing cropping pattern but they needs favourable marketing environment. Keywords: bangladesh; cropping; efficiency; jute; mungbean; pattern; potato; rice; yield
• Determination of Nutrients for Potato - T. Aus - T. Aman Rice Cropping Pattern Under Surma Kushiara Flood Plain in AFZ-20 by Nazrul, MI; Islam, MR (2018) - The highest rice equivalent yield was recorded from STB fertilizer dose for HYG + CD 5 t ha-1 (T2) due to the highest yield of potato, T. aus and T. aman rice crops. The varieties for potato, T. aus and T. aman rice were Diamont, BRRI dhan48 and Binadhan-7, respectively. Keywords: aman; aus; fertilizer; ha-1; potato; rice; yield
• Effect of Fertilizer and Manure on the Movement of NPKS in Rice Soils of Madhupur Tract and Meghna River Floodplain by Khan, MA; Islam, MA; Bari, ASMF; Akter, S (2018) - Total soil N concentrations were determined by the Micro Kjeldahl method (Page et al., 1982). Chemistry of lowland rice soils and nutrient availability. Keywords: concentrations; effect; fertilizer; grain; leachate; manure; npks; rice; soil; treatment
• Sensitivity of Annual Weeds Against Metolachlor + Bensulfuron - Methyl Herbicide in Transplanted Rice by Bhuiyan, MKA; Mahbub, MM; Baki, MZI (2018) - Now a days the use of herbicides is gaining popularity in rice weed control due to their rapid effects and less cost involvement compared to traditional methods of weeding. The present study was, therefore, planned to evaluate the efficacy of metolachlor + bensulfuran methyl for rice weed suppression and find out an appropriate dose of the herbicide and its impacts on transplanted rice. Keywords: bensulfuran; brri; control; ha-1; methyl; metolachlor; rice; weed
• Effect of Fertilizer Packages on Broadcast Aus Rice in Lentil-B. Aus-Blackgram Cropping Pattern in the Char Land of Pabna in Bangladesh by Maniruzzaman, M; Alam, MR; Islam, MS; Islam, MZ; Molla, MSH; Islam, MA (2018) - Aus rice yield in the char land areas of Pabna. Eight fertilizer packages T1: N40P9K16S6Zn1(STB), T2: N50P9K16S6Zn1, T3: N50P11K16S6Zn1, T4: N50P9K20S6Zn1, T5: N40P11K20S6Zn1, T6: N50P11K20S6Zn1, T7: N30P7K12S4.5Zn0.75 kg ha-1 and T8: Native nutrients (control) were tested for B. Aus rice in Lentil-B. Aus- Blackgram cropping pattern. Keywords: aus; bangladesh; fertilizer; ha-1; rice; yield
• Productivity and Nutrient Balance of Lentil- Mungbean -T. Aus - T. Aman Rice Cropping Pattern in High Barind Tract by Hossain, MS; Alam, SMM; Abida, MY; Hasan, MK; Khan, ASMMR (2018) - Average inputs, outputs and balance of N in response to cropping pattern in 2015-16 and 2016-17 Phosphorus uptake and apparent balance Generally P uptake is low by plant in compared to N and K. Again, rice crop removed more P than legume crops. These results indicating that P uptake by crops resembled with those of crop yields. Keywords: cropping; grain; ha-1; lentil; pattern; rice; straw; uptake
• Effect of Crop Establishment Method and Nutrient Management on Yield and Yield Attributes of Short Duration T. Aman Rice by Nahar, L; Sarker, ABS; Mahbub, MM; Akter, R (2018) - Straw yield (t ha-1) showed similar trends as in grain yield Interaction effect of crop establishment method and nutrient management Interaction effect of crop establishment methods and different nutrient management influenced significantly the studied parameters except plant height, number of unfilled grain panicle-1 and 1000-grain weight (Table 3). For the above view, the performance of different seedling establishment methods and nutrient management practices on yield and yield attributes of Aman rice was evaluated. Keywords: brri; fertilizer; ha-1; management; method; nutrient; rice; yield
• System productivity of wheat- sesame-t. Aman rice cropping pattern as influenced by varietal replacement by Maniruzzaman, M; Alam, M Robiul; Islam, MS; Islam, MZ; Islam, MA (2019) - It was observed that wheat, sesame and T. aman rice under improved cropping pattern perform significantly higher than that of existing cropping pattern in both the year. = Significance at 1 % level Rice equivalent yield Rice equivalent yield of improved cropping pattern was found higher compared to existing cropping pattern in both the years (Table 3). Keywords: aman; cropping; pattern; rice; yield
• Effect of Planting Method on Mustard Boro Inter Mixed Cropping System by Bhowal, SK; Hossain, MH; Haque, AKMS; Khan, ASMMR (2019) - Farmers’ opinion The farmers obtained more yield and benefit from mustard boro rice as inter mixed cropping (Boro rice in line sowing with mustard) than the sole cropping. Yield and yield attributes of Boro rice The result indicated that most of the yield attributes of boro rice were significantly influenced due to mixed cropping with mustard (Table 2) except plant height, panicle length and number of seeds per panicle. Keywords: boro; mustard; rice; sole; yield
• Response of Soil Applied Herbicides at Different Application Timings on The Weed Control Efficacy and Phytotoxicity to Rice In Dry-seeded Condition by Ahmed, Sharif; Hossain, Akbar; Miajy, Abu Abdullah; Awan, Tahir H (2020) - Main plots were assigned with time of herbicides application: (i) before sowing (BS) - herbicide was applied after land leveling and one day before sowing; (ii) after sowing but before irrigation (ASBI) (irrigation was applied shortly after sowing, on the same day); (iii) after sowing and irrigation (ASI) - herbicide was applied two days after irrigation; where sub-plots were arranged with weeding regimes (i) weed-free; (ii) partial weedy; (iii) oxadiargyl 80 g active ingredient (ai) ha-1 (iv) BS represents herbicide application before sowing; ASBI represents herbicide application after sowing but before irrigation; ASI represents herbicide application after sowing and irrigation. Keywords: application; density; dry; herbicide; irrigation; rice; soil; sowing; time; weed
• Effect of Water, Nutrient and Weed Management on The Yield and Quality of Aromatic Boro Rice (CV. BRRI dhan50) by Paul, SK; Ray, MC; Sarkar, MAR; Sarkar, SK (2020) - In case of aromatic rice grain yield was reduced by 28.16% in Binadhan-9 in Aman season (Zannat et al., 2014) whereas by 59.82% in BRRI dhan50 at Boro season (Sinha et al., 2018) due to weed infestation. The highest number of effective tillers hill-1, grains panicle-1,grain yield and protein (%) in grain were obtained in SRI water management which was followed by AWD and conventional flood irrigation. Keywords: emergence; grain; herbicide; management; rice; tillers; water; weed; yield
• Fertilizer Recommendation for Four Crop Based Cropping Pattern: Potato- Boro- T. Aus-T. Aman Under AEZ – 11 by Barman, A; Shome, S; Alam, MJ; Akhtar, S; Hossain, MA (2020) - T1=100% STB, T2 = T1+ 25% N, T3 = T1+ 25% NP, T4=T1+ 25% NK, T5=T1+ 25% PK, T6=T1+ 25% NPK, T7=75% of T1, T8 = Native fertility was selected for different plots randomly as individual crop management. Ca Mg K Total N % P S B Cu Fe Keywords: ha-1; plant; rice; yield
• On-Farm Evaluation of Improved Pattern Through Inclusion of Mustard in Fallow Period Preceding T. Aus-T. Aman Rice Cropping in Sylhet Region by Nazrul, MI (2020) - This delayed transplantation of T. Aus rice that causes late cultivation and harvesting of T. Aman rice, which hampered timely cultivation of rabi crops. In Eastern Surma Kushiara Floodplain of Sylhet region, a vast area remains fallow for a long time after the harvest of T. Aman rice due to moisture stress up to next season for cultivation of T. Aus rice following the existing cropping pattern (Fallow-T. Aus-T. Aman rice). Keywords: aman; aus; cropping; fallow; mustard; pattern; rice; yield
• Different Tillage Options and Residue Management for Improvingcrop Productivity and Soil Fertility in Wheat-Maize-Rice Cropping Pattern by Hossain, MI; Hossain, MI; Ohab, MA; Sheikh, MHR; Nag, BL (2020) - Interaction effect of tillage options and straw management on grain yield and yield attributes of wheat in 2014-15 to 2016-17 Tillage options x N levels Spikes m-2 Spikelet Spike-1 Grains Spike-1 TGW (g) Grain yield (t ha-1) The transplanted Amanrice was cultivated under the saturated to submerge soil conditions and the residual effect of CA did not resulted in significant impact on rice grain yield (Table 8). Keywords: bed; grain yield; ha-1; maize; residue; retention; rice; straw; tillage; wheat; yield
• Effect of Different Tillage Options and Residue Retention for Sustainable Crop Production in Wheatmungbean- Rice Cropping Pattern in Dry Areas by Hossain, MI; Hossain, MI; Ohab, MA; Sheikh, MHR; Nag, BL (2020) - Maximum fresh biomass weight (20.2 t ha-1) was found from raised bed tillage system followed by zero tillage (19.3 t ha-1) and strip till method. After three years crop cycles, soil condition in permanent raised bed tillage options was better than conventional tillage. Keywords: bed; crop; retention; rice; soil; straw; strip; tillage; wheat; yield
• Screening of Advanced Aromatic Rice Lines Using Morphological and Physico-Chemical Characteristics by Paul, S; Biswas, PK; Islam, MS; Siddique, SS; Shirazy, BJ; Kobir, MS (2020) - Several authors (Krishna et al., 2018 and Louis et al., 2005) mentioned that the consumers' demand has significantly increased for quality grain aromatic rice. 2009.Tillering dynamics in aromatic rice genotypes. Keywords: adl11; adl5; aromatic; genotypes; grain; kataribhog; kernel; length; quality; rice; sau; yield; � �
• Bio-Economics of Different Dry Direct Seeded Winter Rice Based Intercropping Systems Under Varying Fertilizer Management by Akhter, A; Anwar, MP; Begum, M; Yesmin, S; Rabeya, MI; Islam, R; Islam, AKMM (2020) - Highest rice yield was obtained from sole culture and intercropping resulted in significant yield reduction. Rice yield was the highest (3.87t ha-1) in sole cropping, and intercroppingresulted insignificant rice yield reduction. Keywords: amaranth; fertilizer; gimakalmi; intercropping; rice; sole; systems; yield; � �
• Study on growth and yield of some aromatic rice varieties by Masud, TA; Roy, TS; Rahman, A; Mahmud, MH; Hossain, MD (2023) - V1 = Chiniatap 1, V2 = Chiniatap 2, V3 = Kataribhog 1, V4 = Kataribhog 2, V5 = BRRI dhan34, V6 = BRRI dhan37, V7 = BRRI dhan38, V8 = BR5 Dulabhog, V9 = Khoisanne, V10 = Sadasanne, V11 = Zirabhog, V12 = Begun bichi, V13 = Shakkhorkhora, V14 = Chinigura, V15 = Kalijira, V16 = Badshabhog, V17 = Modhumala Growth and yield of aromatic rice varieties 5 Leaf area index Leaf area index of different aromatic rice varieties at different days after transplanting showed significant difference from 55 DAT to 80 DAT but at 25 DAT, all the aromatic rice varieties showed non-significant difference. Growth and yield of aromatic rice varieties 7 Harvest index Harvest index (%) of different aromatic rice varieties showed significant difference (Table 4). Keywords: bangladesh; brri; dat; hill−1; number; rice; varieties; yield
• Improving Performances of Late Transplant Aman Rice Through Spacing and Nutrient Management Options by Foysal, RM; Karmakar, B; Sarkar, MAR; Akther, AKMH; Akhter, S; Ahmed, B (2020) - To address these issues, an experiment was conducted at Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh to investigate the effect of spacing and nutrient management options on yield and yield components of late transplant Aman rice and to find out the better treatment combination to obtain higher yield. In those cases, late transplant Aman rice could play vital role to have good harvest. Keywords: effect; ha-1; management; manure; nutrient; poultry; rice; spacing; yield
• Performance of Poultry Litter Based Compost on Morpho-Physiological Characters and Yield of T. Aman Rice and Soil Fertility by Chowdhury, AKMMB; Tudu, TS; Shohag, MA; Hossain, MA; Islam, MZ (2020) - 5908 3109ab 3081 Level of significance NS NS NS NS NS * NS CV (%) 21.69 21.44 22.90 23.83 18.06 18.80 17.18 Effect of fertilization on leaf number of different rice varieties at different stages Treatments Leaf number Varieties 30 DAT Vegetative Booting Anthesis V1=Binadhan-7 67.56 85.56ab 90.11 54.56 V2=BRRI dhan56 69.56 94.33a 93.11 53.89 V3=BRRI dhan66 80.89 75.56b 91.56 51.67 Level of significance NS * NS NS Fertilization F1=Inorganic 77.11 90.22ab 95.56a 57.00 F2=Compost 20 tha -1 63.56 70.11b 81.78a 49.67 F3=Compost 30 tha -1 77.33 95.11a 97.44a 53.44 Level of significance NS * NS NS Interaction F1 V1 80.00 98.00 90.67 58.67 V2 54.67 68.33 89.33 54.67 V3 68.00 90.33 90.33 50.33 F2 V1 77.67 104.0 100.7 58.33 V2 59.00 76.67 78.67 45.67 V3 72.00 102.3 100.00 57.67 F3 V1 73.67 68.67 95.33 54.00 V2 77.00 65.33 77.33 48.67 V3 92.00 92.67 102.00 52.33 Level of significance NS NS NS NS CV (%) Keywords: brri; compost; leaf; level; number; rice; weight; yield
• On-Farm Evaluation and System Productivity of Garden Pea-Boro-T. Aman Rice Cropping Pattern in Mymensingh by Khan, MAH; Sultana, N; Akter, N; Akhter, S; Ali, MR (2020) - Average field duration of improved cropping pattern took 261 days for completion of one cycle, while existing cropping pattern required 195 days for completion of one cycle. Rice equivalent yields (REY) of improved cropping pattern (Garden pea – Boro - T. Aman rice) were estimated 29.79 and 30.70 t ha-1 yr-1 which were 197 and 203 % higher over existing cropping pattern in two successive years. Keywords: aman; boro; cropping; cropping pattern; farmers; garden; ha-1; pattern; pea; rice
• Effect of Sunflower Residues and Herbicide on Weed Suppression, Grain Yield and Economics of Transplanted Aman Rice by Tanu, SS; Biswas, P; Ahmed, S; Samanta, SC (2020) - Among weed control treatments, manual weeding recorded the highest plant height (101.34 cm) which was similar to sunflower residues + 100% pyrazosulfuron ethyl (95.97 cm). Grain yield, straw yield, harvest index and weed index Grain yield was significantly influenced by weed control treatments (Table 5). Keywords: control; ethyl; ha-1; herbicides; pyrazosulfuron; residues; rice; sunflower; sunflower residues; weed; yield
• Evaluation of Grain and Nutritional Quality of Transplanted Aman Rice Under Different Nitrogen Levels by Shome, S; Biswas, PK; Ullah, MJ; Barman, A (2020) - So, now it is high time to pay attention to quality rice production to satiate consumer preference and make a stand against famishment. Not only scanty application of nitrogen fetters quality rice production but also excessive nitrogen hampers grain quality (Mannan et al., 2009). Keywords: brri; content; grain; ha-1; nitrogen; quality; rice; sau
• Organic Amendment on Soil Quality and Yield Performance of Dry Direct Seeded Boro Rice by Rahman, MM; Uddin, M (2021) - Integrated use of organic manures and fertilizers not only improved the efficiency of P (Vats et al., 2001) but also significantly increased the availability of P. Mitran and Mani (2017) observed that long – term organic amendment increased P content in rice soil. Soil organic matter content was determined by Wet oxidation method. Keywords: amendment; boro; cake; mustard; rice; soil; water; yield
• Effect of Crop Establishment Method and Fertilizer Management on Yield Performance of Boro Rice (Var. Brri DHAN28) In T. Aman-Mustard-Boro Rice Cropping Pattern by Khan, MLK; Ali, MA; Paul, SK (2023) - This technology has possible to allow saving in labor, energy, water and time during rice establishment as well as improving soil fertility (Islam et al., 2012). Abstract The Study was carried out at the Salpoborian village under Sadr papilla of Mymensingh from February to June 2014 to assess the effect of crop establishment method and fertilizer management on the yield performance of Boro rice (var. Keywords: crop; establishment; rice; yield
• Effects of Irrigation, Organic and Inorganic Nutrient Sources on the Growth, Yield and Soil Fertility Status With Rice-Rice Cropping by Khan, MA; Shampa, SA; Biswas, PK; Hossain, MB (2021) - J. 2021, 24(1): 71-81 EFFECTS OF IRRIGATION, ORGANIC AND INORGANIC NUTRIENT SOURCES ON THE GROWTH, YIELD AND SOIL FERTILITY STATUS WITH RICE-RICE CROPPING M.A. Khan1, S.A. Shampa1, P.K. Biswas2 and M.B. Hossain3 1Department of Soil Science, 2Department of Agronomy, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka-1207, Bangladesh 3Bangladesh Agricultural Research Council, Farmgate, Dhaka-1207, Bangladesh Corresponding E-mail: makhan_sau@ymail.com (Received: 07 March 2021, Accepted: 26 March 2021) Keywords: Irrigation, fertilizer, manure, rice yield, soil fertility Abstract Continuous cultivation of highly exhaustive cropping sequence in most of the irrigated fertile lands has resulted in the decline of soil physico-chemical condition in general and particularly soil organic matter (SOM) content. The treatment T7 gave higher Boro and T. Aman rice yields. Keywords: boro; crop; fertilizer; grain; ha-1; irrigation; manure; rice; treatment; yield
• On-Farm Evaluation of Production Potential and Economics of Four Crops Based Cropping Pattern by Bhowal, SK; Hossain, MH; Bashir, MM (2021) - BRRI dhan49)-Fallow (existing cropping pattern) and Boro (var. Results and Discussion Grain and by- product yield of Crops in Cropping Patterns Yield of different crops in improved and existing cropping patterns are presented in Table 3. Keywords: aman; boro; cropping; cropping pattern; mustard; pattern; rice; yield
• Increasing Cropping Intensity and Crop Productivity of Four Crops Based Mustard-Boro-T. Aus-T. Aman Cropping Pattern by Barman, A; Shome, S; Khatun, MR; Masud, MM; Akther, S (2021) - 1.01d 2.16b T8 61.86d 4.53e 55.33f 3.60c 25.00e 13.33a 2.96e 0.91d 1.56c CV (%) 2.91 9.13 5.19 9.18 5.94 9.14 6.60 6.93 6.85 T1: 100% STB, T2: T1 + 25% N, T3: T1 + 25% NP, T4: T1 + 25% NK, T5: T1 + 25% PK, T6: T1 + 25% NPK, T7: 75% of T1, T8: control treatment or native fertility. T1 95.28bc 5.98 cd 71.33de 4.65bc 36.75 bc 15.02 ab 3.32 cd 1.16 cde 2.23b T2 97.19 b 6.88 bc 81.31 c 5.04 ab 39.32 ab 13.12 bc 3.53 bc 1.35 bcd 2.30 b T3 98.12 ab 7.74 b 95.25 b 5.32a 39.44 ab 13.08 bc 3.72 b 1.63 ab 2.43 b T4 100.01 ab 6.96b 94.03b 5.35a 39.42ab 13.10 bc 3.61 bc 1.41 bc 2.36 b T5 97.00 b 5.76 de 75.02cd 5.28 a 38.43ab 11.87 cd 3.35 bcd 1.36 bcd 2.30 b T6 101.62 a 8.86 a 104.04 a 5.74 a 40.72 a 10.02 d 4.15 a 1.72 a 2.70 a T7 95.13 b 5.62 de 67.22ef 4.02 c 32.76 c 16.62 a 3.11de 1.07de 2.16 b T8 90.12 c 4.87e 62.04f 4.01 c 30.31c 17.32 a 2.86 e 0.96 e 1.60 c CV (%) 2.97 9.42 6.88 6.98 8.23 7.32 6.98 9.11 7.96 T1: 100% STB, T2: T1 + 25% N, T3: T1 + 25% NP, T4: T1 + 25% NK, T5: T1 + 25% PK, T6: T1 + 25% NPK, T7: 75% of T1, T8: control treatment or native fertility. Keywords: cropping; pattern; rice; stb; yield
• Performance of Two Aman Rice Varieties Using Varying Plant Density in the Northeastern Region Of Bangladesh by Ahmed, F; Islam, MN; Bhuyan, MHMB (2022) - Grain weight is one of the important factors for increasing rice grain yield (Huang et al., 2013). Binadhan-17 produced maximum grain yield (6.55 t ha−1) with 20×10 cm followed by 20×15 cm (5.55 t ha−1) and the lowest grain yield (4.10 t ha−1) at 15×10 cm. Keywords: bangladesh; binadhan-17; brri; cm spacing; dhan34; effect; grain; grain yield; ha−1; number; plant; rice; spacing; tillers; varieties; yield
• Growth, Grain Development and Yield Performance Of Boro Rice Varieties Under Water Stress Condition by Apu, CK; Biswas, PK; Roy, TS; Shome, S; Barman, A (2022) - Exploring the ways to reduce water use for rice production is therefore of great strategic value for sustainable crop production for the world facing water scarcity (Molden et al., 2010).Considering the above fact , a detailed study was undertaken to explore the extent of water stress at reproductive stage affects growth and yield of rice and to find out suitable varieties providing high yield under water stress condition and saving the cost of irrigation water in boro rice production. J. 2021, 24(2): 99-107 GROWTH, GRAIN DEVELOPMENT AND YIELD PERFORMANCE OF BORO RICE VARIETIES UNDER WATER STRESS CONDITION C.K. Apu1, P.K. Biswas2*, T.S. Roy2, S. Shome2 and A. Barman3 1Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE), Nasirnagar, Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh 2Department of Agronomy, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka, Bangladesh 3Soil Science Division, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Gazipur, Bangladesh *Corresponding Email:parimalbiswas@hotmail.com (Received: 27 October 2021, Accepted: 08 November 2021) Keywords: Irrigated rice; moisture stress; water deficit; water management; yield Abstract A field experiment was conducted at the Agronomy field, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka to evaluate the effect of water stress at reproductive stage on growth, grain development and yield of Boro rice. Keywords: brri; condition; grain; growth; rice; stress; water; water stress; weight; yield
• Effect of Sunflower Crop Residue on Weed Suppression in Direct-Seeded Aus Rice Under Rice – Sunflower-Rice Cropping Pattern by Khatun, L; Chakrobarty, T; Zaman, MA; Nasim, M; Mondal, S (2022) - Bhurer et al. (2013) reported that weed control treatments significantly increased the number of paniclesm-2, panicle weight, filled grains/panicle and thousand grain weight. Islam et al., (2018) reported the lowest number of effective tiller hill–1 due to the severe crop weed competition in the weedy treatment whereas, the highest number was found in weed free treatment because of no crop-weed competition in T. Aman rice. Keywords: aus; crop; ha-1; m-2; number; residue; rice; sunflower; treatment; weed; weeding; yield
• Deep Placement of Npk Briquette in Rice: Environment Friendly Technology for Sustainable Rice Production by Sarker, ABS; Mridha, AJ; Miah, MA Mazid (2022) - Labor Requirement Boro 2.4g: 87- 20-25 577 8655 1140 2400 3540 5115 1.44 T. Aus 3.4g: 57- 15-22 713 10695 744 2400 3144 7551 2.40 T. Aman 3.4g: 57- 15-22 880 13200 744 2400 3144 10056 3.20 Note: Estimated price of paddy was Tk. 15/kg, Manufacturing cost of NPK briquette was Tk. 6/kg, Labor required for NPK briquette placement was 8 man-day /ha and wage rate of labor was Tk. 300/day Experimental result revealed that deep placement method of NPK briquette in rice production saved 51 kg N/ha in Boro and around 29 kg N/ha in T. Aus and T. Aman season. Similarly, T. Aus and T. Aman season also showed 28 and 18% yield increase with less fertilizer as NPK briquette deep placement as compared to higher level of BRRI recommended N rate (Figure 8-9). Keywords: briquette; npk; placement; rice; season; urea; yield
• Farmers’ Rice Yield in Fallow - T. Aman Rice - Fallow Cropping Pattern Due to Variability in Genotype And Management by Parvin, N; Salam, MA; Salam, MU; Kader, MA; Nessa, B (2022) - Distribution of farmers rice yields were analysed using Analysis Tool Pack of MS-Excel and presented as Box-Whisker graph and Histogram. For improving rice yield under the Fallow - T. Aman rice - Fallow cropping pattern, information is necessary on farmers ‘existing rice production practices with respect to genotype and management components. Keywords: bangladesh; brri; dhan49; fallow; farmers; ha-1; management; rice; swarna; varieties; yield
• Phenotyping Rice Germplasm Associated With Salinity Tolerance Under Hydroponics System by Biswas, A; Akter, S; Mondal, S; Barman, HN; Pervin, S; Ahmed, MME; Rahman, MS; Yasmeen, R (2022) - Materials and Methods Plant materials Seeds of rice genotypes were received from Plant Breeding Division, Genetic Resource and Seed Division, Biotechnology Division and Hybrid Rice Division, BRRI, Bangladesh and IRRI, Philippines. Rapid screening technique for rice genotypes under salinity stress in hydrophonic systems using plastic trays (1= Styrofoam ready for seed sowing, 2 = Seed sowing, 3 = Seedling growing in saline water 4 = experiment is ready for salinity scoring). Keywords: breeding; brri; genotypes; germplasm; irri; lines; rice; salinity; salt; screening; stress; tolerance
• Effect of Rice Husk on Arsenic Accumulation In Potato Plant Under Different Levels of Arsenic Treated Soil by Roy, TS; Rahman, MS; Mostofa, M; Nahid, M; Khatun, MG; Razzaque, MA (2022) - Arsenic load in tuber peel varied significantly with different rice husk levels. Arsenic accumulation in haulm varied significantly with different rice husk levels (Table 2). Keywords: accumulation; arsenic; husk; kg-1; potato; rice; soil; tuber
• Improvement of Existing Cropping Pattern Through Short Duration Mustard Variety In The Chalanbeel Area by Kakon, SS; Mian, MAK; Begum, AA; Chowdhury, JA; Saha, RR; Choudhury, DA (2022) - Cost and return analysis From the economic point of view, Mustard-Boro–Fallow cropping pattern showed its superiority over Fallow–Boro-Fallow/Mustard–Boro- Fallow cropping pattern. In rice based cropping pattern, T. Aman-Fallow-Boro-Fallow is dominant where cropping intensity is 200% (Aziz et al., 2011). Keywords: bangladesh; bari; boro; cropping; fallow; ha-1; mustard; pattern; rice; yield
• Sustainable Soil Management for Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture Through Micronutrient Inclusion In Boro Rice Cultivation by Biswas, PK; Samia, S; Shome, S (2022) - Similar variation of filled grains panicle-1 among rice varieties was also reported by Khatun et al. Nutritional security through biofortified zinc rice. Keywords: bangladesh; basal; brri; foliar; grain; rfd; rice; variety; yield; zinc
• Response of Biochar on Growth and Yield of Aman Rice Under Salt Stress by Khanam, MM; Nawal, N; Hasanuzzaman, M; Karim, MF; Rahman, A (2022) - This result was in agreement with Zhang et al. (2012) who noticed that application of rice biochar at the rate of 10 t ha–1 enhanced rice grain yield by 10%. 08 June 2022, Accepted: 11 August 2022) Keywords: Salinity, biochar, aman rice, BRRI dhan62, rice yield Abstract A pot experiment was conducted in Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka, Bangladesh during aman season, 2018 to assess the effect of biochar on rice (BRRI dhan62) under salt stress conditions. Keywords: application; biochar; ha−1; nacl; ppm; rice; yield
• Growth and Yield Response of Selected Aman Varieties as Influenced by Leaf Cutting by Hossain, MJ; Masud, AAC; Islam, MS; Akhter, S; Haque, MM (2023) - In order to improve rice grain yield, it is necessary to examine the morphological and physiological properties of functional leaves. BRRI dhan39 was found to be the highest yield producing variety in terms of greater flag leaf length, leaf breadth, flag leaf area, required less time to grain filling, filled grain panicle-1, filled grain%, 1000- grain weight, grain yield and harvest index in leaf cutting condition followed by BRRI dhan32 in terms of plant height, chlorophyll content, tiller hill-1 and straw yield. Keywords: brri; cutting; flag; flag leaf; grain; leaf; leaf cutting; length; plant; rice; varieties; yield
• Growth and Yield Performance of Aus Rice Under Agronomic Managements by Mahmud, MH; Biswas, PK; Islam, MS; Hossain, MD (2023) - Effect of agronomic management Different agronomic managements showed significant differences on plant height, number of leaves hill-1, dry matter weight hill-1, number of effective tillers hill-1, and panicle length except number of non-effective tillers hill-1 (Table 1). Rice yields are either decelerating/stagnating/declining in post green revolution era mainly due to imbalance in fertilizer use, soil degradation, irrigation and weeding schedule, type of cropping system practiced lack of suitable rice genotypes/variety for low moisture adaptability and disease resistance (Prakash, 2010). Keywords: bangladesh; grain; ha-1; management; number; rice; tillers; yield
• Grain, Yield and Quality of Transplant Aman Rice and Soil Nutrients Status with Application of Fertilizers and Green Manures by Nasrin, Z; Karim, MF; Ullah, MJ; Siddiquee, MA; Khan, MA (2023) - Keywords: Mimosa, dhaincha, green manure, grain yield, grain quality, soil nutrient status BR11 (Mukta) under different levels of chemical fertilizers and green manures to evaluate its grain yield, grain quality and soil fertility status with incorporation of green manures. Keywords: grain; ha-1; manure; mimosa; rice; soil; yield
• Performance of Aman Rice Varieties Under Different Nutrient Management by Mushtaree, A; Sarkar, MAR; Kabiraj, MS; Sarkar, SK; Rashid, MH; Paul, SK (2023) - Rice is cultivated in 75.03% of our agricultural land (BBS, 2020) but the average yield of rice in Bangladesh is lower (3.04 t ha-1) than the highest rice-producing country China with 12.9 t ha-1 rice yield (Sinha et al., 2018). Effect of long-term located organic-inorganic fertilizer application on rice yield and soil fertility in red soil area of China. Keywords: grain; ha-1; manure; poultry; rice; tillers; yield
• Effect of Nitrogen Doses in Boro Rice Grown with Variable Levels of Floating Duckweed by Hossain, A; Hossain, HMMT; Amin, AKMR; Mahmud, MH (2023) - D0 = Control (0 g duckweeds m-2), D1 = 200 g duckweeds m-2, D2 = 400 g duckweeds m-2 and D3 = 600 g duckweeds m-2) and nitrogen treatment: N1 = 45 kg N ha-1, N2 = 90 kg N ha-1 and N3 = 180 kg N ha-1). Nitrogen (90 kg N ha-1) application showed higher rice yield over other nitrogen treatments. Keywords: duckweed; ha-1; nitrogen; number; rice; treatment; treatment combination; yield
• Effect of Exogenous Salicylic Acid and Silicon Application on Salinity Tolerance of Rice by Rima, SA; Somaddar, U; Samanta, SC; Saha, G (2023) - Si application has mitigating effects on salinity-induced negative impacts in different plant species including rice (Somaddar et al., 2022), barley (Khan et al., 2019), wheat (Singh et al., 2022), sorghum (Hurtado et al., 2020). The exogenous SA and Si application was done two times (60 and 80 days after sowing). Keywords: application; brri; control; plant; rice; salinity; silicon; sole; stress
• Efficacy of Herbicide Mixtures for Transplanted Aman Rice in Silty Clay Loam Soil of Bangladesh by Jame, Zobayra Haque ; Zahan, Taslima ; Hossain, HMM Tariq ; Roy, Promita Shikha ; Masum, Sheikh Muhammad (2023) - Rice varieties colossally affect the development and pervasion of weeds in the field. Even the growth process of rice plants under different agro-climatic conditions differs with rice varieties (Alam et al., 2012). Keywords: acetochlor; aman; bensulfuron; bensulfuron methyl; brri; check; control; dat; effect; ha-1; herbicide; methyl; plots; pretilachlor; rice; variety; weed
• Determination of Economic Nitrogen Rate for Transplanted Aus Rice Varieties of Bangladesh by Akter, Munmun ; Bhuiyan, Md Khairul Alam ; Masum, Sheikh Muhammad (2023) - = % N in straw × straw yield (kg ha-1 ) 100 The optimum N dose for the tested Aus rice variety was determined by regression of the grain yield with the N rates: Y = a + bN+ cN2 Where Y is rice yield (kg ha−1), N is nitrogen dose (kg ha−1), a is intercept (estimated yield without N application), b and c are coefficients, respectively. Therefore, the N fertilizer requirement of Aus rice crops should be based on variety, and the inherent capacity of soil N supply to improve Aus rice yield furthermore minimize the excessive use of chemical 94 Masum et al. fertilizer. Keywords: br26; brri; concentration; dat; grain; kg ha−1; nitrogen; nup; rice; varieties; yield
• Influence of Agronomic Managements on Growth and Yield of Boro Rice by Roy, JC; Biswas, PK; Islam, MS; Mahmud, MH (2023) - *Corresponding author, Email: jibanroyjc05@gmail.com (Received: 15 April 2023, Accepted: 24 September 2023) Keywords: Agronomic management, boro rice, growth, yield Abstract The study was carried out at Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka from December 2018 to April 2019, to find out the agronomic practices on the growth and yield of Boro rice. Effect of variety, agronomic managements, and treatment interaction on plant height (cm) and leaf area index (LAI) of Boro rice Treatments Plant height (cm) Leaf Area Index (LAI) 20 Keywords: brri; dhan84; hybriddhan5; management; rice; yield
• Effect of Fertilizer on the Growth and Yield of Boro and T. Aman Rice in the Soils of Industrially Polluted Agricultural Land Areas of Madhupur by Huda, MN; Masum, SM; Mollick, MOA; Khan, MA (2023) - The study consisted of two factors, i.e., polluted soil viz., S1: Non- polluted soil, S2: polluted soil-1, S3: polluted soil-2, S4: polluted soil-3, and four fertilizer treatments viz., T0: Control, T1: N150P30K60S20Zn3.0 (100%RDCF), T2: N105P21K42S14Zn2.1 (70%RDCF) T3: N75P15K30S10Zn1.5(50%RDCF) Polluted soils can supply more N, P and K and also valuable micronutrients than what crops require (Panicker, 1995) and crops gave higher yields in this study where 50% RDCF or 70 % RDCF were applied. Keywords: boro; fertilizer; grain; grain yield; panicle−1; rdcf; rice; soil; straw; treatment; yield
• Determination of Optimum Nitrogen Level for Maximizing Yield of Two HYV Boro Rice Varieties in Bogura Region, Bangladesh by Tonmoy, S M M S; Roy, T K; Sannal, A; Razu, M A U; Rana, M M (2024) - The highest tiller number hill−1, panicle number hill−1, panicle length, filled grain panicle−1, grain yield, biological yield and harvest index and lowest spikelet sterility were obtained from 120 kg N ha−1 irrespective of variety. Production of rice depends many factors including variety, soil, environment, cultural practice etc. Fertilizer management and time of planting also influenced grain yield (Rana et al., 2023). Keywords: brri; ha−1; levels; number; panicle; rice; yield
• Effect of Bispyribac-Sodium and Spacing on The Weed Control and Performance of Aromatic Rice Varieties by Bushra, F T Z; Sourav, T A; Sarker, S C; Masum, S M (2024) - The combined effect of weed control, variety, and spacings on weed control efficiency and weed control index of aromatic rice at different DAT Treatment Combinations Weed control efficiency Weed control index DAT 30 DAT 60 DAT 30 DAT 60 W0V1S1 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0f 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0h W0V1S2 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0f 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0h W0V1S3 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0f 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0h W0V1S4 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0f 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0h W0V2S1 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0f 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0h W0V2S2 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0f 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0h W0V2S3 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0f 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0h W0V2S4 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0f 0.00 ± 0h 0.00 ± 0h W1V1S1 58.69± 1.17b 42.85± 0.73c 47.64± 0.95f 36.49 ± 0.46e A field experiment was led from July to December 2019 at the Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University’s agronomy field in Dhaka, Bangladesh, to determine how a post-emergent herbicide and spacing impacts aromatic rice varieties' growth, yield, and weed control. Keywords: control; dat; rice; spacing; weed
• Increasing Cropping Intensity, Productivity and Profitability Through Improved Cropping Pattern Against Farmers’ Existing Cropping Pattern at Madhupur, Tangail by Khan, M A H; Rahman, M M; Tasmima, T; Begum, F (2024) - Cost and return analysis of farmers’ and improved cropping pattern cropping pattern at MLT site Madhupur, Tangail during 2021-22 and 2022-23 Year Pattern Gross return (Tk ha−1) Besides, land utilization index, harvest index and profitability of improved cropping pattern was higher than farmers’ existing cropping pattern. Keywords: aman; brri; cropping; pattern; rice; var; yield
• Influence of Date of Transplanting on The Yield Performance of Salt Tolerant Rice Varieties During Boro Season by Akter, T (2025) - Effect of Environmental Conditions on Yield Rising soil and water salinity from January to April had a negative impact on rice yields (Fig. 2). Influence of date of transplanting on the yield performance of salt tolerant rice varieties 21 Fig. Keywords: brri; december; january; rice; transplanting; yield
• Effects Of Nitrogen and Different Rates of Pendimethalin with Bispyribac-Sodium on Direct-Seeded Aus Rice by Sultana, S; Amin, A K M R; Sourav, T A; Khan, M R H; Islam, A B M J; Masum, S M (2025) - Pendimethalin 1000 g a.i. ha−1 + bispyribac-sodium 30 g a.i. ha−1 (H4) resulted in the maximum panicle length (20.56 cm) at 80 kg N ha−1 (Table 3), followed by N80H5 with 80 kg N ha−1, and the herbicide dose was pendimethalin 1500 g a.i. ha−1 + bispyribac-Sodium 45 g a.i. ha−1 (19.59 cm). The result showed that the highest tiller number hill−1 was recorded for 80 kg ha−1 combined with pendimethalin 1000 g a.i. ha−1 + bispyribac-sodium 30 g a.i. ha−1 at 30, 45, 60, and 75 DAS, respectively. Keywords: g a.i; ha−1; nitrogen; pendimethalin; rice; sodium
• Contribution of Genotype, Environment and Management Components on Rice Yield and Strategy for Yield Enhancement in Fallow by Parvin, N; Salam, M A; Salam, M U; Kader, M A; Mamun, M A A; Nessa, B; Hasan, A K (2025) - J. 2024, 27(2): 96-107 CONTRIBUTION OF GENOTYPE, ENVIRONMENT AND MANAGEMENT COMPONENTS ON RICE YIELD AND STRATEGY FOR YIELD ENHANCEMENT IN FALLOW-T. AMAN RICE-FALLOW CROPPING PATTERN N. Parvin1*, M.A. Salam2, M.U. Salam3, M.A. Kader2, M.A.A. Mamun4, B. Nessa5 and A.K. Hasan2 1Rice Farming Systems Division, Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, Gazipur-1701, Bangladesh 2Department of Agronomy, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh-2202, Bangladesh 3Freelance Consultant, 115/3, East Bhurulia, Joydebpur, Gazipur-1700, Bangladesh 4Agriculture Statistic Division, Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, Gazipur-1701, Bangladesh 5Plant Pathology Division, Bangladesh Rice Research Institute, Gazipur-1701, Bangladesh *Corresponding author, Email: nargisrfs@gmail.com (Received: 23 June 2025, Accepted: 31 July 2025) There have been little studies either Bangladesh or elsewhere on partitioning and quantifying, the contribution of GEM on enhancing rice yield. Keywords: aman; components; contribution; grain; management; rice; yield

• Amelioration of salinity stress on transplant Aman rice through green manure and gypsum by Siam, MZ; Hossain, SS; Hassan, AK; Kader, MA (2015) - The results of the study reveal that combined application of green manure @ 10 t ha-1 and gypsum @ 1 g kg-1 soil ameliorated salinity stress in transplant Aman rice remarkably. Materials and Methods The research work was carried out at the nethouse of the Department of Agronomy, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh from July to December, 2012 using green manure @ 0, 5 and 10 t ha-1 and gypsum @ 0 and 1 g kg-1 soil to ameliorate salinity stress levels of 0, 25 and 50 mM NaCl in transplant Aman rice var. Keywords: grain; green; ha-1; salinity; tillers; yield
• Effect of planting arrangements on productivity of cotton + mungbean intercropping systems by Tabib, MF AI; Karim, MA; Haque, MM; Khaliq, QA; Solaiman, ARM (2015) - Sympods plant-1 was decreased with increased in mungbean row number in between cotton rows and the lowest number of sympods plant-1 (8.67) was in single row cotton+4-row mungbean arrangement (T7). T1 17.97 0.733 28.73 6.237 2885 T2 16.87 0.900 25.27 6.187 2639 T4 16.33 1.267 23.50 5.940 2543 15 Productivity of Cotton+Mungbean Intercropping Systems T5 15.43 1.533 20.70 5.800 2520 T6 10.07 2.133 18.33 5.163 2280 T7 8.667 2.500 14.60 5.000 2015 T8 16.43 1.267 23.83 6.047 2575 T9 15.50 1.433 23.07 5.917 2460 T10 12.97 1.667 20.65 5.560 2343 T11 11.20 1.967 19.20 5.467 2292 LSD (0.05) 1.07 0.23 1.77 0.196 132.80 CV (%) 4.40 8.59 4.73 2.01 3.16 T1=Sole single row cotton, T2= Sole paired row cotton, T4= Single row cotton+1-row mungbean, T5= Single row cotton+2-row mungbean, T6= Single row cotton+3-row mungbean, T7= Single row cotton+4-row mungbean, Keywords: cotton; ha-1; intercropping; row; row cotton; row mungbean; seed; systems; yield
• Yield performance of lentil as a mixed crop with rapeseed by Islam, MS; Islam, MA; Begum, MA; Maniruzzaman, M; Alam, MAU (2015) - 40(1): 20-25. http://www.cabdirect.org/search.html?q=au%3A%22Sarvind+Kumar%22 http://www.cabdirect.org/search.html?q=au%3A%22Sonkar%2C+T.+C.%22 http://www.cabdirect.org/search.html?q=do%3A%22Plant+Archives%22 http://www.cabdirect.org/search.html?q=do%3A%22Plant+Archives%22 39 Mixed Cropping of Lentil with Rapeseed Razzaque, M. A., S. Rafiquzzaman, M. M. M. Bazzaz, A. Ali and M. M. R. Talukdar. LER = ------------------------------------- + -------------------------------------- Also, rapeseed yields were converted into lentil equivalent yield as per Anjeneyula et al. (1982). Keywords: cropping; ha-1; lentil; rapeseed; treatment; yield
• Source-sink manipulation and population density effects on fodder and grain yield of hybrid maize by Emran, Shah Al; Haque, KMS; Khaliq, QA; Miah, MY (2015) - Increased grain yield under increasing level of leaf present might have increased in photosynthetic capacity due to increase in photosynthetic leaf surface, chlorophyll content, leaf longevity and partitioning of more accumulated dry mass from source to sink, favorable growth and nutrient uptake resulted hence produced higher grain yield. During crop growth, removal of all leaf blades below the cob showed less adverse effect on grain yield and yield parameters and the leaves so removed can be used as green fodder. Keywords: blades; clipping; cob; grain; ha-1; leaf; leaf blades; plants; removal; yield
• Efficiency of Intercropping Vegetables and Spices Relayed with Pointed Gourd by Islam, MR; Mian, MAK; Mahfuza, SN; Hossain, J; Hannan, A (2015) - The highest pointed gourd equivalent yield (105.92 t ha-1) and gross return (Tk. 2118480 ha-1) was found from two times spinach + two rows ginger in between pointed gourd lines combination. The lowest pointed gourd yield (43.18 t ha-1) was found in two times spinach + two rows turmeric in between pointed gourd lines combination. Keywords: ginger; gourd; ha-1; lines; rows; times
• Performance of Prilled Urea and Urea Super Granules on the Growth and Yield of Wheat by Nahar, L; Ali, MH; Masum, SM; Mahbub, MM; Haque, SR (2015) - Therefore, wheat variety BARI Gom 24 and BARI Gom 26 could perform better with 84 kg N ha-1 from USG. The highest number of spikelets spike-1 was found in variety BARI Gom 24 and the lowest in BARI Gom 25. Keywords: bari gom; das; ha-1; urea; yield
• Intercropping Maize with Different Vegetables by Ali, MR; Rahman, MS; Asaduzzaman, M; Hossain, MM; Mannan, MA (2015) - The highest grain yield of maize was found from sole maize (10.90 t ha-1) and lowest (9.32 t ha-1) from intercropped with potato. The highest grains/cob (458.6) was achieved from sole maize and it was statistically similar to other treatments except maize + potato and maize + radish treatments which produced the lowest grains/cob (415.3) The maximum grain yield (10.90 t ha-1) was recorded from sole maize and it was statistically identical to all other treatments except maize + potato (9.70 t ha-1) and maize + radish (9.92 t ha-1). Keywords: ha-1; intercropping; maize; potato; yield
• Evaluation of N Efficiency Using Prilled Urea and Urea Super Granules in T. Aman Rice by Hussain, J; Salim, M; Siddique, MA; Khatun, M; Islam, S (2015) - Three rice varieties (BR11, BRRI dhan30 and BRRI dhan39) were compared at three doses of nitrogen, i.e., PU@125 kg N ha-1, USG @170 kg N ha-1 and USG @ 70 kg N ha-1 in a Randomized Complete Block (RCB) design with three replications. So, the present N fertilizer recommendation of USG would be 70 kg N ha-1 to optimize yield, rate of return and N use efficiency of rice varieties BR11, BRRI dhan30 and BRRI dhan39. Keywords: ha-1; urea; usg
• Growth, Yield and Quality of Wheat Varities as Affected by Different Levels of Nitrogen by Mondal, H; Mazumder, S; Roy, SK; Mujahidi, TA; Paul, SK (2015) - Statistically significant differences were recorded for leaf length due to different wheat varieties and different level of nitrogenous fertilizer and also for the combination of variety and different nitrogen rate at 90 DAS (Table 3). Nitrogen is one of the basic elements required for obtaining higher wheat yield. Keywords: bari; effect; ha-1; nitrogen; wheat; yield
• Influence Mf Nitrogen and Phosphorus on Yield and Seed Quality of French Bean by Kakon, SS; Bhuiyan, Md SU; Hossain, SMA (2016) - The response of seed yield to phosphorus was quadratic in nature and from the regression equation, Y= -0.141P2 + 13.81P + 1356, the estimated optimum levels for getting maximum seed yield was 48.97 kg P ha-1. French bean seed yield and quality can be enhanced by adopting improved agronomic practices, particularly by applying balanced nutrition to the crop. Keywords: bean; ha-1; nitrogen; p44; phosphorus; seed; yield
• Effect of Sowing Date of Sweet Corn on Potato + Sweet Corn Intercropping System by Begum, AA; Islam, MN; Kakon, SS; Kamal, MAHM; Aziz, MA; Paul, SK (2016) - Joydebpur Rangpur Joydebpur Rangpur Joydebpur Rangpur Joydebpur Rangpur Same time 411993 393613 144245 145150 267748 228458 2.86 2.71 10 days 422288 412710 144245 145150 278043 247853 2.93 2.84 20 days 431050 436248 144245 145150 286805 271985 2.99 3.01 30 days 407848 413015 144245 145150 263603 249428 2.83 2.85 Sole potato 250750 289950 128266 127250 122484 162700 1.96 2.28 Sole sweet corn 213885 193965 104279 100250 109606 105690 2.05 1.94 Market price (Tk kg-1): Potato = 10, Sweet corn = 12, Fodder = 0.50 Conclusion Two years results revealed that sowing of sweet corn 20 days after potato planting might be agronomically feasible and economically profitable for sweet corn and potato intercropping system as compared to sole sweet corn in both the location In addition fodder yield could be possible from sweet corn plant to mitigate the livestock feed to some extent. Potato equivalent yield and land equivalent ratio of potato + sweet corn intercropping under different sowing dates of sweet corn in Rabi season at Joydebpur and Rangpur Joydebpur RangpurSweet corn planting (days after Potato equivalent yield (t ha-1) LER Potato equivalent yield (t ha-1) LER 20 Begum et al. potato) 2013- 14 2014- 15 2013- 14 2014- 15 2013-14 2014-15 2013- 14 2014-15 Same time 39.43 40.01 1.76 1.76 37.38 38.55 1.63 1.68 10 days 39.92 41.72 1.76 1.82 40.25 39.62 1.73 1.71 20 days 41.41 42.22 1.82 1.83 42.29 42.52 1.80 1.80 30 days 39.39 40.11 1.71 1.71 40.19 40.57 1.67 1.69 Sole potato 24.71 25.44 1.00 1.00 28.84 29.15 1.00 1.00 Sole sweet corn 20.65 20.52 1.00 1.00 18.10 17.71 1.00 1.00 Market price (Tk kg-1): Potato = 10, Sweet corn = 12, Fodder = 0.50 Table 6. Keywords: corn; days; ha-1; intercropping; potato; sown; yield
• On-Farm Study on Intercropping of Hybrid Maize with Different Short Duration Vegetables in the Charland of Tangail by Rahaman, MA; Rahman, MM; Roy, S; Ahmed, M; Bhuyan, MS (2016) - This indicates that maize yield was reduced by 6.73%, 11.02%, 11.38% and 31.58% as compared to sole crop when it was intercropped with potato, spinach, red amaranth and radish, respectively. Maize equivalent yields in the intercrops situation ranged from 11.39-19.68 t ha-1 where highest maize equivalent yield 19.68 t ha-1 was recorded from the treatment T3 (100 % maize + spinach). Keywords: ha-1; intercropping; maize; radish; spinach; yield
• Hybrid Maize and Chilli Intercropping in the Hilly Areas of Bandarban by Ahmed, M; Ishtiaque, S; Sarker, MMR; Khan, AS MMR; Choudhury, AK; Hasan, MK; Hossain, F; Paul, SK; Islam, MU (2016) - Intercrop efficiency: Green Cob yield, fodder yield, green chilli yield and economic study of hybrid maize + Chilli intercropping system are presented in Table 1, 2 & 3. Total yield in terms of cob yield (12.64 t ha-1), fodder yield (26.64 t ha-1), and green chilli yield (7.96 t ha-1) were lower than sole maize or sole Chilli. Keywords: chilli; ha-1; intercropping; maize; yield
• Integrated Approach for Liming and Fertilizer Application on Yield of Cabbage and Cauliflower in Acidic Soil of Sylhet by Nazrul, MI; Shaheb, MR (2016) - Type of experimental soil is non-calcareous grey with low organic matter content (1.29%), low soil pH (4.2-5.1), very low total N (0.06%), low content of P (8.59µg/g soil), K (0.13meq/100g soil) and S (9.14 µg/g soil) where as Zn (1.22 µg/g soil) and B (0.48 µg/g soil) medium and optimum, respectively. Sultana et al., (2009) reported that the grain yield of wheat was increased due to application of 2.0 t ha-1 lime at low soil pH (> 6.0). Keywords: cabbage; cauliflower; fertilizer; ha-1; liming; soil; tk.ha-1; yield
• Effect of Variety and Seed Rate on Yield Performance of Mungbean Under Strip Tillage System by Rahman, Md Moshiur; Zahan, Taslima; Ali, MS; Begum, M; Bell, RW (2016) - In case of BARI Mung-6, 35 kg seed ha-1 also produced higher seed yield compare to other seed rates because of producing the highest number of seeds pod-1 (10.8). The highest number of pods plant-1 (40.73), pod length (8.08 cm), seed yield (888.17 kg ha-1) and stover yield (1874.25 kg ha-1) were obtained from Bina mung-5. Keywords: ha-1; mungbean; number; rate; seed; yield
• Performance of Soybean Under Different Levels of Phosphorus and Potassium by Khanam, M; Islam, MS; Ali, MH; Chowdhury, Imtiaz Faruk; Masum, SM (2016) - Different reports revealed that the increase in soybean yield could not be expected when soil P concentration prevailed above 20 mg kg-1 (Webb et al., 1992; Borges and Mallarino, 2003). Plant density influence on yield and nutritional quality of soybean seed. Keywords: application; ha-1; kg mop; kg tsp; number; phosphorus; seed; soybean; tsp; yield
• Productivity of Summer Onion to Different Sources and Levels of Potash by Naher, MS; Brahma, S; Islam, MA; Sarkar, MB; Hasan, MM; Fahim, AHF (2017) - kg K ha-1. kg K ha-1 Keywords: bulb; ha-1; k2so4; onion; plant; potash
• Integrated Nutrient Management on Soybean in a Coastal Charland of Bangladesh by Farhad, ISM; Rahman, MA; Jahan, E; Azam, MG; Khan, NR (2017) - Seed yield was significantly influenced by the integrated use of Bradyrhizobium with or without organic and inorganic fertilizers. Conclusion Based on the results, it may be concluded that integrated nutrient management of bio-fertilizer (Bradyrhizobium) along with 50% of the recommended dose of chemical fertilizers (N-P-K) was more effective than other fertilizer management packages in producing seed yield and economic return of soybean cultivation in the char areas under Young Meghna Estuarine Floodplain soil (AEZ 18f) of Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; dose; ha-1; number; plant-1; soybean; treatment; yield
• Site-Specific Nutrient Management for Irrigated Rice in South Central Region of Bangladesh by Mamun, MAA; Islam, SA; Islam, MS; Mridha, AJ; Saleque, MA (2018) - Again, higher grain yield was obtained from high land than from medium land. Nath et al. (2012) was also found that NPK fertilizer-treated plots gave higher grain yield due to more panicles m-2 and thousand grain weight compared with omission of N, P and K-treated plots. Keywords: grain; ha-1; omission; plots; site; soil; yield
• Effect of Manures with Fertilizers on Yield and Yield Traits of Mungbean (Vigna radiate L.) by Hossain, ME; Islam, MS (2018) - Functional relationship between seed yield and different yield componentsFunctional relationship between seed yield and different yield componentsFunctional relationship between seed yield and different yield componentsFunctional relationship between seed yield and different yield components There were positive correlations of seed yield with the different yield components. Recommended dose of fertilizer + vermicompost (2.5 t Functional relationship between seed yield and different yield componentsFunctional relationship between seed yield and different yield componentsFunctional relationship between seed yield and different yield componentsFunctional relationship between seed yield and different yield components There were positive correlations of seed yield with the different yield components. Keywords: bari; ha-1; mung; mungbean; seed; yield
• Mitigation of Salinity Stress in Soybean Using Organic Amendments by Ferdous, J; Mannan, MA; Haque, MM; Alam, MS; Talukder, S (2018) - T0=Control(without organic amendments and sea water), T1= 50 mM sea water T2= 100 mM sea water, T3 = Compost @ 5 t/ha, T4= Compost @ 10 t/ha, T5= Compost @ 5 t/ha with 50mM sea water, T6= Compost @ 10 t/ha with 50mM sea water, T7= Compost @ 5 t/ha with 100mM sea water, T8= Compost @ 10 t/ha with 100mM sea water, T9= Biochar @ 5 t/ha, T10= Biochar @ 10 t/ha, T11= Biochar @ 5 t/ha with 50mM sea water, T12= Biochar @10 t/ha with 50mM sea water, T13= Biochar @ 5 t/ha with 100mM sea water, T14= Biochar @ 10 t/ha with 100mM sea water Stem dry matter Stem dry matter plant-1 of soybean was reduced due to salinity and reduction was higher with increasing salinity levels (Fig. 3). T0=Control (without organic amendments and sea water), T1= 50 mM sea water T2= 100 mM sea water, T3 = Compost @ 5 t ha-1, T4= Compost @ 10 t ha-1, T5= Compost @ 5 t ha-1 with 50mM sea water, T6= Compost @ 10 t ha-1 with 50mM sea water, T7= Compost @ 5 t ha-1 with 100mM sea water, T8= Compost @ 10 t ha-1 with 100mM sea water, T9= Biochar @ 5 t ha-1, T10= Biochar @ 10 t ha-1, T11= Biochar @ 5 t ha-1 with 50mM sea water, T12= Biochar @10 t ha-1 with 50mM sea water, T13= Biochar @ 5 t ha-1 with 100mM sea water, T14 = Biochar @ 10 t ha-1 with 100mM sea water Root dry matter Experimental results revealed that root dry matter was significantly affected by salinity (Fig. 4). Keywords: biochar; compost; ha-1; mm sea; plant-1; salinity; sea; sea water; t ha-1; water
• Effect of Irrigation and Mulch Materials on Growth and Yield of Wheat by Rummana, S; Amin, AKMR; Islam, MS; Faruk, GM (2018) - Data on grain yield and yield components were recorded. Grain yield was adjusted at 14% moisture content. Keywords: grain; ha-1; irrigation; mulch; straw; wheat; yield
• Influence of Inorganic and Organic Fertilizers on Growth and Yield of Soybean by Mamia, A; Amin, AKMR; Roy, TS; Faruk, GM (2018) - Introduction Proper fertilization is one of the major factors to gain higher yield but injudicious application of inorganic fertilizers without organic supplements causes environmental pollution, damaging soil physical, chemical and biological properties. Poultry litter + 75% RFD and vermicomost + 75% RFD may be environment friendly management for higher soybean yield. Keywords: fertilizer; ha-1; rfd; soybean; yield
• Development of Fertilizer Recommendation for Blackgram in Charland of Pabna, Bangladesh by Maniruzzaman, M; Alam, MR; Islam, MS; Islam, MZ; Molla, MSH; Islam, MA (2018) - Seed yield and stover yield were taken from whole plot. Seed yield of blackgram as affected by different levels of nutrients during the kharifseason of 2014 and 2015 at Charsadipur, Pabna Treatments Stover yield (t ha-1) Keywords: blackgram; control; fertilizer; ha-1; n25p19k15s9zn2; yield
• Effect of Seed Rate and Walkway on Yield of Field Pea Under Relay Cropping with T. Aman Rice by Ali, MO; Talukder, AHMMR; Nahar, L (2018) - As per seed rate seeds were sown as relay cropping in the existing rice field before 15 days of rice harvest on 15 November, 2012 at Ishurdi and 29 October, 2012 at Jamalpur location. Seed yield of pea obtained by local farmers in relay cropping or conventional system is quite low and variable. Keywords: ha-1; ishurdi; jamalpur; locations; plant; pod; rate; seed; yield
• Performance of Mixed Cropping of Lentil with Cowpea Under Variable Seeding Ratios by Farhad, ISM; Jahan, E; Rahman, MA; Azam, MG; Mujahidi, TA (2018) - Lentil equivalent yield was calculated by converting yield of mixed crops to the yield of lentil on the basis of prevailing market prices of individual crops. Lentil equivalent yield (LEY), land equivalent ratio (LER) and economic analysis were calculated to ascertain the efficiency of mixed cropping. Keywords: cowpea; ha-1; lentil; seed; yield
• Suitabilityof Different Winter Vegetables with Sweet Gourd by Kakon, SS; Chowdhury, JA; Bazzaz, MM; Alam, MM; Begum, AA; Aziz, MA (2019) - At Joydebpur, sweet gourd yield was lower in 2015-16 than 1st year due to heavy rainfall at flowering stage which produced lower photosynthetic rate caused lower yield. Sweet gourd equivalent yield was computed using the formula of Bandyopadhaya (1984). Keywords: gourd; ha-1; m x
• Intercropping Squash with Maize under Varying Planting System by Chowdhury, JA; Kakon, SS; Begum, AA; Mian, MAK (2019) - maize normal plating (75 cm  25 cm), maize normal plating (75 cm  25 cm) (100%) + 1 row squash (Plant to Plant 80 cm) (116%), maize paired row (37.5 cm  150 cm  37.5 cm) (100%) + 1 row squash (Plant to Plant 80 cm) (50%), maize paired row (100%) + 1 row squash (Plant to Plant 100 cm) (40%), maize paired row (100%) + 2 rows squash (Plant to Plant 80 cm) (100%), maize paired row (100%) + 2 rows squash (80%) (Plant to Plant 100 cm) and sole Squash (100 cm × 80 cm) were tested. 1,92,450 ha-1 and BCR 2.95 were obtained from maize paired row (100%) + 2 rows squash (100%). Keywords: ha-1; intercropping; maize; plant; row; squash
• Performance of Legumes on Weed Suppression with Hybrid Maize Intercropping by Naher, Q; Karim, SMR; Begum, M (2019) - The maximum length of cob (19.37) was recorded in weed free sole maize (T14) which was statistically similar with maize + pea intercropping with two hand weeding (18.37 cm) and no weeding sole maize (18.30). Higher number of grains cob-1 was recorded from weed free sole maize (593.3) which was statistically identical to maize + pea with two hand weeding and maize + bushbean intercropping systems. Keywords: bushbean; cowpea; dae; garden; ha-1; hand; intercropping; maize; pea; weeding; yield
• Agro-Economic Performance of Intercropping Hybrid Maize with Vegetables and Spices at Farmer’s Field by Nazrul, MI (2019) - This indicates that maize yield was reduced by 1%, 26%, 25%, 1%, and 3% of sole crop when it was intercropped with potato, red amaranth, spinach, data shak and coriander, respectively. Although maize yield was 1%, 26%, 25%, 1%, and 3% lower than sole crop when it was intercropped with when it was intercropped with potato, red amaranth, spinach, data shak and coriander. Keywords: ha-1; intercropping; maize; potato; yield
• Effect of Biochar Application as a Soil Amendment on Growth and Yield of Sesame (Sesamumindicuml.) by Roy, TS; Rahaman, MT; Chakraborty, R; Mostofa, M; Rahaman, MS (2020) - On the contrary, the lowest seed yield (0.88 t ha-1) was observed with variety BARI Til-2 (V1).Variation in seed yield of sesame due to variety was also reported by many researchers (Asharaniet al., 1992). The highest plant height (70.34, 110.95 and 109.84 cm at 55 and 80 DAS and at harvest respectively), number of leaves plant-1 (80.47, 116.70 and 94.54 at 55, 80 DAS and at harvest, respectively), number of branches plant-1 (3.60), capsules plant-1(80.47), number of seeds capsule-1(56.02),seed yield(1.07tha-1)andharvestindex(36.46%)were observed in the variety BARI Til-4 cultivated with the application of biochar @ 6 t ha-1 (V3B3) and the lowest one was observed in variety BARI Til-2 with no biochar application (V1B0).Biochar is effective for increasing growth and yield of sesame. Keywords: application; bari; biochar; das; effect; ha-1; harvest; levels; number; sesame; varieties; yield
• Integrated Nutrient Management for Sunflower in Coastal Char Land of Bangladesh by Farhad, ISM; Jahan, E; Anik, MFA; Chowdhury, MMU; Akter, S (2020) - Application of treatment IPNS with 1.5 tha-1vermicompost significantly increased all of the parameters such as the plant height, head diameter, number of seed per head,1000 seed weight, seed yield and stover yield. Soil test based fertilizer dose for HYG (FRG,2012),T2= IPNS with 5 tha-1cowdung,T3= IPNS with 5 tha-1 compost, T4= IPNS with 1.5 tha-1vermicompost,T5= Farmers’ practice and T6 = Absolute control Input and output price per Kg: Sunflower seed = Tk. Keywords: barguna; ha-1; ipns; noakhali; satkhira; sunflower; yield
• Influence of Phosphorus Levels on Growth and Yield of Four Lentil Varieties by Sonet, RA; Ali, MH; Amin, AKMR; Haque, MN; Masum, SM (2020) - The used plant materials are the modern variety of lentils in Bangladesh therefore variation was mainly due to application of different phosphorus levels. Seeds pod-1 (no.) 1000-seed weight (g) Seed yield (t ha-1) BARI Masur-4 0 4.33 fg 35.00 d-f 1.64 b 20.33 c 1.11 de 20 5.33 d-g 53.00 b-d 1.77 ab 21.33 a-c 1.48 c-e 40 6.33 a-e 61.00 a-c 1.91 ab 26.33 ab 1.56 bc 60 6.33 a-e 55.67 a-c 1.78 ab 23.67 a-c 1.51 cd BARI Masur-5 0 4.00 g 26.33 f 1.66 ab 21.33 a-c 1.08 e 20 5.00 e-g 48.67 c-e 1.74 ab 21.67 a-c 1.42 c-e 40 6.00 b-f 62.67 a-c 1.90 ab 25.33 a-c 1.54 bc 60 5.67 c-g 55.00 a-c 1.75 ab 21.33 a-c 1.44 c-e BARI Masur-6 0 5.67 c-g 33.00 ef 1.74 ab 21.00 bc 1.37 c-e 20 6.67 a-e 51.33 b-e 1.93 ab 23.00 a-c 1.74 a-c 40 7.33 a-c 68.67 ab 1.97 a 26.67 a 1.79 a-c 60 7.00 a-d 54.00 a-d 1.71 ab 24.00 a-c 1.79 a-c BARI Masur-7 0 5.33 d-g 35.67 d-f 1.69 ab 22.00 a-c 1.39 c-e 20 7.33 a-c 53.00 b-d 1.89 ab 22.00 a-c 1.73 a-c 40 8.00 a 73.00 a 1.97 a 26.00 ab 1.98 a 60 7.67 ab 53.67 b-d 1.91 ab 25.33 a-c 1.95 ab SE(0.05) 0.569 5.734 0.095 0.124 0.124 CV (%) 16.08 19.39 9.02 13.73 13.73 Keywords: bari; ha-1; lentil; phosphorus; yield
• Intercropping Garlic (Allium Sativum) With Chilli (Capsicum Annuum L.) in the Haor Area of Kishoreganj by Khatun, MF; Islam, MS; Ali, MA; Ali, MO; Ahmed, QM (2020) - The highest chilli equivalent yield (28 t ha-1) was obtained from one row garlic in between chilli rows and the minimum chilli equivalent yield was (15 t ha-1) obtained in sole chilli. The highest gross return (Tk.559400 ha-1), gross margin (Tk. 428240 ha-1) and BCR (4.26) were found in one row garlic in between chilli rows and the lowest gross return (Tk. 297800 ha-1) and gross margin (Tk.188080 ha-1) were obtained from sole chilli but the lowest BCR (1.74) in double rows garlic in between chilli rows. Keywords: bangladesh; chilli; garlic; ha-1; haor; intercropping; rows; system; yield
• Sustainability of Wheat (Triticum Aestivum L.) Yield and Improvement of Seed Quality Through Probiotic and Organic Soil Amendment by Hossain, MA; Islam, SMS; Hasan, MM (2021) - 2016- 2017 2017- 2018 2018- 2019 2016- 2017 2017- 2018 2018- 2019 2016- 2017 2017- 2018 2018- 2019 T0 7.31e ± 0.16 7.12f ± 0.10 7.00e ± 0.05 14.66d ± 0.21 14.20d ± 0.20 13.80d ± 0.15 14.00g ± 0.20 13.78f ± 0.17 13.22f ± 0.19 T1 7.45de ± 0.11 7.55e ± 0.11 7.63d ± 0.08 15.33c ± 0.14 15.50c ± 0.26 15.77c ± 0.17 14.74f ± 0.22 14.86e ± 0.13 15.08e ± 0.22 T2 7.62cde 0.12 7.73de ± 0.11 7.84d ± 0.08 15.60c ± 0.12 15.86c ± 0.20 16.10c ± 0.14 15.20de ± 0.12 15.32d ± 0.10 15.51d ± 0.13 T3 7.77bcd 0.09 7.99bcd ± 0.12 8.18c ± 0.10 16.10b ± 0.14 16.40b ± 0.23 16.63b ± 0.16 15.50cd ± 0.14 15.72c ± 0.12 15.93c ± 0.08 T4 8.12ab ± 0.12 8.29ab ± 0.11 8.43ab ± 0.08 17.16a ± 0.13 17.59a ± 0.17 17.81a ± 0.16 16.60a ± 0.16 16.78a ± 0.09 17.00a ± 0.13 T5 7.91bc ± 0.10 8.12abc ± 0.07 8.25bc ± 0.06 Keywords: grain; ha-1; manure; quality; seed; soil; vermicompost; wheat; yield
• Influence of Planting Method and Nitrogen Dose on Growth and Yield of Quinoa (Chenopodium Quinoa Willd.) by Biswas, PK; Fatema, K; Rahman, A (2021) - Kansomjet et al. (2017) was found higher seed yield (2641.70 kg ha-1) of quinoa by application of 93.75 kg N ha-1 and its increment reduced seed yield (Lavini et al., 2014). Kansomjet et al. (2017) reported that nitrogen fertilizer rate of 93.75, 187.50 and 312.50 kg N ha-1 results on higher seed yield of quinoa than those of control. Keywords: dose; ha-1; method; nitrogen; planting; quinoa; seed; yield
• Performance of Sesame(Sesamumindicum L.) Varieties Under Varied Nutrient Levels by Malek, M; Ali, MH; Karim, MF; Ullah, MJ; Paul, AK; Masum, SM (2022) - number of capsules plant-1, number of seeds capsule-1, capsule length and weight of 1000- seeds was highest compared to other tested variety and resulted in highest seed yield. In particular, variety, sowing time, population density and/or plant spacing, and fertilizermanagement in the soil play significant roles as determinants of seed yield. Keywords: bari; ha-1; number; rdf; seed; sesame; varieties; yield
• Enhancement the Productivity of Processing Category Potato by Biochar by Roy, TS; Das, BR; Sultana, N; Chakraborty, R; Rahman, MS (2022) - 6. Effect of biochar on the canned potato 0 2 4 6 8 V1 V2 V3 C a n n e d p o ta to y ie ld ( t h a -1 ) Varieties 0 2 4 6 8 B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 C a n n e d p o ta to y ie ld ( t h a -1 ) Different levels of biochar Enhancement the Productivity of Processing Category Potato 67 (LSD 0.05=0.34) yield (LSD 0.05=0.44) Dehydrated potato yield: Dehydrated potato yield was significantly (p≤0.05) differed by the varietal difference (Figure 7). 2. Effect of biochar on the potato yield (LSD 0.05=1.89) Marketable potato yield: Marketable potato yield (>20 g) was significantly (p≤0.05) differed by different potato varieties (Figure 3). Keywords: bari; biochar; effect; ha-1; potato; potato yield; soil; t ha-1; yield
• Effects of Planting Dates on Growth, Yield And Quality of Newly Released Sugarcane Varieties by Sohel, MAT; Hossain, MS; Islam, N; Kamruzaman, M; Shantaand, FH; Rajib, RR (2022) - Effects of planting date Planting date had a significant effect on tiller production (Table 1). Jintrawet et al., (2000) found that sugarcane planted during the first week of November gave higher cane yield. Keywords: cane; date; ha-1; isd; mid; planting; planting date; sugarcane; variety; yield
• Influence of Nitrogen Dose and Application Method On Growth and Yield of Baby Corn by Biswas, PK; Sarna, NJ; Shome, S (2022) - J. 2021, 24(2): 83-90 INFLUENCE OF NITROGEN DOSE AND APPLICATION METHOD ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF BABY CORN P.K. Biswas, N.J. Sarna and S. Shome Department of Agronomy, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka-1207 Corresponding E-mail: parimalbiswas@hotmail.com (Received: 18 September 2021, Received: 25 October 2021) Keywords: Nitrogen management, cob yield, baby corn Baby corn has primeplace as a safe and quality vegetable. Keywords: application; baby; cob; corn; ha-1; nitrogen; weight; yield
• Effect Of Sowing Date On Fibre Yield And Yield Attributes Of Advanced Breeding Line O-0412-9-4 And O- 043-7-9 Of Tossa Jute (Corchorus Olitorius L.) by Ferdous, J; Hossain, MS; Sarker, MY; Alim, MA; Islam, MM (2022) - Conclusion From the study, it was found that the advanced tossa breeding line O-0412-9-4 and O-043-7-9 gave higher yield and yield contributing characters like plant population and plant height, base diameter, fibre yield and stick yield when sown at on 30 March to 10 April at Manikganj and Jashore. J. 2022, 25(1): 1-6 EFFECT OF SOWING DATE ON FIBRE YIELD AND YIELD ATTRIBUTES OF ADVANCED BREEDING LINE O-0412-9-4 AND O- 043-7-9 OF TOSSA JUTE (Corchorus olitorius L.) J. Ferdous, M.S. Hossain, M.Y. Sarker, M.A. Alim and M.M. Islam1 Agronomy Division and 1Planning, Training and Communication Division, Bangladesh Jute Research Institute, Dhaka, Bangladesh Corresponding E-mail: tanny.jannat92@gmail.com (Received: 09 December 2021, Accepted: 05 April 2022) Keywords: Tossa jute, breeding line, fibre yield and sowing date Keywords: fibre; ha-1; jute; line; yield
• Fertilizer Recommendation for Chilli-Garlic Intercropping System by Farhad, ISM; Jahan, E; Sen, R; Chowdhury, MMU; Akhter, S (2022) - T1= 100% RDCF of chilli + 0% RDCF of garlic, T2= 100% RDCF of chilli +10% RDCF of garlic, T3= 100% RDCF of chilli + 20% RDCF of garlic, T4= 100% RDCF of chilli +30% RDCF of garlic, T5= 100% RDCF of chilli +40% RDCF of garlic and T6= 100% RDCF of chilli +50% RDCF of garlic were tested. T1= 100% RDCF of chilli + 0% RDCF of garlic, T2= 100% RDCF of chilli +10% RDCF of garlic, T3= 100% RDCF of chilli + 20% RDCF of garlic, T4= 100% RDCF of chilli +30% RDCF of garlic, T5= 100% RDCF of chilli + 40% RDCF of garlic and T6= 100% RDCF of chilli + 50% RDCF of garlic. Keywords: chilli; garlic; gazipur; ha-1; intercropping; noakhali; rdcf; treatment; yield
• Intercropping of Cauliflower With Sweet Gourd At Different Plant Population by Khanum, MM; Huda, MS; Nuruzzaman, M; Muzahid, MAAA; Alam, MM (2022) - Various competition functions such as sweet gourd equivalent yield (SGEY), land equivalent ratio (LER), replacement value of intercropping (RVI), monetary advantage index (MAI), Aggressivity Index (A), Relative crowding coefficient (RCC), System productivity index (SPI), competitive ratio (CR) and benefit-cost ratio was calculated to determine the benefit and effect of competition among the treatments. Sweet gourd equivalent yield The Sweet gourd equivalent yield (SGEY) was calculated using the following formula: Keywords: cauliflower; fruit; gourd; ha-1; intercropping; rows; yield
• Yield of Mungbean as Influenced by Planting Geometry and Integrated Fertilizer Management by Hosen, MS; Sarker, SC; Hossain, HMMT; Roy, M; Hasanuzzaman, M; Rahman, A (2023) - Among the three spacing, 30 cm × 10 cm (S2) produced maximum seed yield (1022.8 kg ha-1) Equilibrium use of fertilizer is important to obtain maximum seed yield. Keywords: dose; fertilizer; ha-1; ha-1cowdung; npk; spacing; treatment; yield
• Yield Performance of Chia (Salvia Hispanica L.) In Response to Planting Spacing and Npk Fertilizers by Rahman, Md Moshiur ; Haque, Md Ariful ; Anwar, Md Parvez (2023) - Length of Inflorescence Effect of spacing, NPK fertilizer levels and their interactions were not significant for length of inflorescence. It was further noted that the combined effect of spacing × NPK fertilizer level were not significant for plant height of chia (Table 3). Keywords: fertilizer; ha-1; npk; spacing; yield

• Performance of lentil varities as influenced by different Rhizobium innoculations by Haque, MA; Bala, P; Azad, AK (2015) - Abstract A field experiment was conducted at the farm of Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh during November 2009 to March 2010 to study the response of three lentil varieties (viz., BARI Masur-1, BARI Masur-2 and BARI Masur-3) to Rhizobium inoculations to yield. It was observed that Rhizobium inoculation alone increased plant height, grain yield and crop residues yield of plant significantly compared to uninoculated control. Keywords: bari; days; height; inoculation; lentil; plant; rhizobium; yield
• Performance of soybean varieties in hilly areas by Shaheenuzzamn, M; Biswas, A; Karim, MM; Islam, MK (2015) - 2.10 1.10 4.9 5.78 0.28 0.14 CV (%) 3.5 5.4 7.8 8.2 25.09 30.6 Results of the present study indicated that soybean BARI Soybean-6 would be suitable for cultivation in hill region but more trial is needed the variety in the hilly region. PERFORMANCE OF SOYBEAN VARIETIES IN HILLY AREAS Bangladesh Agron. Keywords: bari; plant-1; soybean
• Effect of Terminal High Temperature Imposed by Late Sowing on Phenological Traits of Wheat by Hossain, M Ilias; Mondal, MRI; Islam, MJ; Hakim, MA; Sultan, MK (2015) - Sowing dates, wheat genotypes, temperature, phenological traits & yield Abstract Phenological performance in relation to yield of wheat genotypes; BARI Gom 26, BAW 1051, BARI Gom 27 and BARI Gom 28 were evaluated under normal and heat stress environments. Yield of wheat genotypes (V) decrease in percentage over irrigated timely sowing condition (TIS) for 10C rise in average mean temperature from booting to maturity at Rajshahi during 2012-13 and 2013-14 Genotypes 2012-13 2013-14 D1 D2 D3 D4 D1 D2 D3 D4 ITS ILS ITS ILS V1 - 1.1 7.3 14.2 - 1.3 8.2 16.7 V2 - 1.7 8.3 12.5 - 2.1 10.5 18.9 V3 - 3.9 9.3 12.7 - 4.1 9.5 12.2 V4 - 4.8 9.6 10.6 - 3.5 9.8 13.4 It was also observed that that grain yield was found to be reduced by about by 7.7-15.4% in BARI Gom 26, 9.4-15.7 % in BAW 1051, 9.4-12.4% in BARI Gom 27 and 9.7-12.0% in BARI Gom 28 from irrigated timely sowing condition (ITS) for each 1°C rise in average mean air temperature during booting to maturity in both the season (Table 10). Keywords: bari; genotypes; gom; sowing; temperature
• Physiological Basis of Water Stress Tolerance in Soybean by Sarkar, KK; Mannan, MA; Haque, MM; Ahmed, JU (2016) - Mechanisms of drought tolerance, especially at low water stress, involve processes at the cellular level, the most important being osmotic adjustment and protection of the membrane system. 3Department of Crop Botany, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University, Gazipur-1706 *Corresponding author: mannanbsmrau@yahoo.com Key words: Physiology, water stress, tolerance, soybean Abstract Keywords: bari; binasoybean; content; control; soybean; stress; water
• Grain Growth and Yield of Wheat as Influenced by Variety and Sowing Date by Uddin, R; Islam, MS; Ullah, MJ; Hore, PK; Paul, SK (2016) - Grain growth rate of wheat varieties at different DAA as influenced by sowing dates The grain growth results of this study was also supported by Karim et al. (2000) regarding wheat grain growth. The optimum temperature for wheat anthesis and grain filling ranges from 12 to 22◦C. Exposure to temperatures above this can significantly reduce grain yield (Tewolde et al., 2006; Fisher, 2007). Keywords: bari; december; grain; growth; sowing; sown; variety; wheat; yield
• Performance of French Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Genotypes In Sylhet Region of Bangladesh by Nazrul, MI; Shaheb, MR (2016) - Hill agriculture, Seed yield, Abstract An experiment was conducted at farming system research and development (FSRD) site, Jalalpur and multi location testing (MLT) sites, Zokigonj and Moulvibazar during 2013-2015 to evaluate the suitable varieties (genotypes) of French bean for maximize the seed yield of the farmers. French bean is becoming popular for its tender pods and shelled beans. Keywords: bari; bean; genotypes; lines; seed; yield
• Physiological Changes of Wheat Varieties Under Water Deficit Condition by Tasmina, T; Khan, AR; Karim, A; Akter, N; Islam, R (2017) - The results obtained in this study were consistent with the result of Subrahmanyam et al. (2006) who reported that water deficit stress caused a significant difference in leaf water potential in the tolerant and susceptible genotypes of wheat. The xylem exudation rate, light interception, SPAD value, leaf water potential, relative water content, water retention capacity was higher in irrigated condition where canopy temperature, water uptake capacity, water saturation deficit higher in water stress condition. Keywords: anthesis; bari; condition; control; deficit; gom; leaf; stress; varieties; water; water stress; wheat
• Performance of Mustard Varieties in haor Area of Bangladesh by Ahmed, Z; Kashem, MA (2017) - BADC 1, SAU Sarisha-3, BARI Sarisha-11, BARI Sarisha-14 and BARI Sarisha-15 were tested in the farmer’s field. The seed yield of BARI Sarisha-11 and BARI Sarisha-15 was not differed significantly, but the growth duration of BARI Sarisha-15 was shorter than the others. Keywords: bari; mustard; sarisha-11; varieties; yield
• Growth and Yield Performance of Potato Varieties Under Different Planting Dates by Ahmed, B; Sultana, M; Chowdhury, MAH; Akhter, S; Alam, MJ (2017) - In case of potato yield, the highest potato yield (42.12 t/ha) was obtained at December 5 sowing of BARI Alu-40 followed by BARI Alu-35 of the same sowing time. Plant growth at delayed planting significantly reduced the vegetable growth of the potato plant because of lower temperatures in the end of October and earlier November. Keywords: bari; december; leaf; plant; potato; sowing; yield
• Physiological Evaluation of Wheat Genotypes for Tolerance to Water Deficit Stress by Rana, MS; Hasan, MA; Bahadur, MM; Islam, MR (2018) - Under water stress condition, all the wheat genotypes required shorter time (68-76 days) to attain anthesis compared to well water condition (71-79 days). BAW 1170 required maximum days (79 days) under well water condition but anthesis occurred 3 days earlier in this genotype under water stress condition. Keywords: bari; baw; condition; content; days; flag; genotypes; gom; leaf; stress; water; wheat; yield
• Seedling Growth of Wheat as Affected by Soil Salinity by Sultana, E; Hasan, MA; Sikder, S; Rana, MS; Alam, F (2018) - The shoot length was found to be higher at control (with a range from 33.30 cm in BAW 1193 to 53.00 cm in BAW 1182 and a mean of 41.54 cm), moderate at moderate stress (ranging from 24.20 cm in BARI Gom 25 to 38.97 cm Sourav with a mean of 29.92 cm) and lower at higher soil salinity stress (with a range from 17.50 cm in BAW 1197 to 38.90 cm in Sourav and a mean of 23.63 cm). The root length was found to be higher at control (with a range from 12.57 cm in Sufi to 23.20 cm in BAW 1185 and a mean of 17.03 cm), moderate at moderate stress (ranging from 8.03 cm in BAW 1194 to 16.23 cm in Gourov with a mean of 12.99 cm) and lower at higher soil salinity stress (with a range from 6.33 cm in BAW 1200 to 13.70 cm in Shatabdi and a mean of 9.44 cm). Keywords: bari; baw; control; gom; salinity; salt; seedling; soil; soil salinity; stress; tolerance; weight; wheat genotypes
• Effect of Drought Stress on Growth and Yield of Wheat Genotypes by Jahan, Afrose; Ahmed, F (2018) - The lowest SSI value was found in G14 (0.52) ConclusionConclusionConclusionConclusion From the above results, it may be concluded that genotypes BARI Gom-26, BARI Gom-28 and SATYN-25 could be selected as drought tolerant genotypes on the basis of yield and stress tolerance indices. The reason for lower grain yield under water stress condition was mainly due to reduction in number of effective tillers plant-1, spike length, number of grains spike-1 and 1000-grain weight. Keywords: bari; drought; genotypes; gom; plant; stress; wheat; yield
• Performance of Sunflower Genotypes in Non-Saline and Saline Soils of Southern Bangladesh by Hossain, MK; Islam, MM; Mamun, AA; Mamun, SM Abdullah Al (2018) - Genotype Hysun-33 showed maximum germination percentage in non-saline soil but minimum in saline soil. Hysun-33 produced maximum leaf at flowering in both conditions but minimum leaf by BARI Sunflower-2 in saline soil and by KU-SL-1 in non-saline soil. Keywords: bari; head-1; hysun-33; saline; seed; soils; sunflower
• Performance of Wheat Varieties Under Late Planting-Induced Heat Stress Condition by Rahman, MM; Hasan, MA; Chowdhury, MF; Islam, MR; Rana, MS (2018) - Agronomic traits Plant height and spike length at harvest Plant height and spike length at harvest were not influenced significantly by the combined effect of wheat varieties and temperature regimes but all the wheat varieties provided shorter plant and spike under optimum sowing compared to late planting heat stress condition except spike length in BARI Gom 26 (Table 3).Due to late planting heat stress, the development of plant organs, photosynthesis rate and transfer of assimilate from source (Sial et al., 2005, Hasan, 2009) were remarkably affected, which was reflected by overall shortening of plant height. BARI Gom 25, BARI Gom 26 and BARI Gom 28 showed greater stability of flag leaf chl, higher level of proline in flag leaf and kernel and greater ability to keep the canopy cooler compared to Sourav under late planting heat stress condition. Keywords: bari; bari gom; control; days; gom; grain; sourav; stress; varieties; wheat; yield
• Wheat Genotypes as Affected by Terminal Heat Stress in Northern Bangladesh by Bala, P; Sikder, S (2018) - Abstract This study was conducted in Crop Physiology and Ecology research field of Hajee Mohammad Danesh science and Technology University, Dinajpur during the two successive years of 2011-12 and 2012-13 to identify morpho-physiological attributes of wheat genotypes in response to terminal heat stress. Growth and morphological changes of wheat genotypes were evaluated in relation to heat tolerance in field condition. Keywords: bari; condition; genotypes; growth; leaf; plant; sowing; wheat
• Phenology, Growth and Pod Yield of French Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) as Influenced by Temperature Variations Under Different Sowing Dates by Kakon, SS; Mian, MAK; Saha, RR; Nasreen, SS; Naher, Q; Hossain, MA (2019) - Yield and yield components of different French bean varieties under different sowing dates during 2017-18 Treatments Plant population (m-2) Plant height (cm) Pods plant-1 (no.) Sowing dates based on temperature variation, significantly affect the flowering behaviour and pod yield of French bean varieties. Keywords: bari; bean; december; duration; flowering; november; sowing; temperature; yield
• Exploring the Potential of Local and Exotic Sweet Potato Leaves as Vegetables by Hossain, MAS; Islam, AFMS; Miah, MNH; Khan, MMH (2019) - It was also observed that sweet potato leaves of Local-1, Local-5 and Local-8 contained appreciable levels of iron, zinc, calcium, magnesium, potassium and phosphorus. Nutritive and antinutritive evaluation of sweet potato Leaves. Keywords: bari; content; exotic-1; genotypes; leaves; local-1; percent; potato; sp-4; table
• On-Farm Evaluation of Orange Fleshed Sweet Potato Varieties Under Acidic Soil of North-East Region in Bangladesh by Nazrul, MI (2019) - For increasing sweet potato yield and higher economic return along with the supplement of carotene to the consumer, farmer’s need to cultivate high yielding carotene rich sweet potato varieties. Cost and return analysis of sweet potato varieties at FSRD site, South Surma, Sylhet Varieties Price of root tubers (Tk kg-1) Gross return (Tk ha-1) Keywords: alu-12; bari; mishti; orange; potato; root; varieties; yield
• Physiological and Yield Responses of Some Selected Rapeseed/ Mustard Genotypes to High Temperature Stress by Ahmed, Faruque; Ahmed, IM; Mokarroma, N; Begum, F; Jahan, A (2020) - J. 2019, 22 (1): 47-56 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND YIELD RESPONSES OF SOME SELECTED RAPESEED/ MUSTARD GENOTYPES TO HIGH TEMPERATURE STRESS Faruque Ahmed*1, I.M. Ahmed1, N. Mokarroma1 F. Begum2 and A. Jahan3 1Plant Physiology Division, BARI, Gazipur-1701 2Oilseed Research center, BARI, Gazipur-1701 3Department of Soil Science, SAU, Dhaka-1207 *Corresponding E-mail: faruquebari@gmail.com (Received: 24 April 2019, Accepted: 24 October 2019) Keywords: High temperature, stress, physiology, Rapeseed/mustard, genotypes, yield Abstract A pot experiment was conducted with five selected rapeseed/mustard genotypes (BJDH-11, BJDH-12, BJDH-20, BARI Sarisha-14, and BARI Sarisha-16) under two sowing dates (November 20 and December 20) for evaluating their responses to sowing date induced high temperature stress during rabi season of 2017-18. Generally, plants respond to high temperature stress through developmental, biochemical and physiological changes and the type of the observed response depends on several factors such as stress intensity, stress duration and genotype (Moradshahi et al., 2004). Keywords: activity; bari; december; genotypes; november; plant; sowing; sown; temperature; yield
• Performance of Rapeseed and Mustard with Different Planting Techniques by Biswas, PK; Ferdous, LJ; Roy, TS; Masum, SM (2020) - Planting technique: P1 P2 LSD(0.05) CV (%) Variety: V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 LSD(0.05) CV (%) 3.79 3.45 NS 8.15 3.07 4.07 3.21 4.07 3.69 0.297 6.70 1.89 1.56 NS 13.88 2.24 1.57 1.34 1.96 1.53 0.195 9.24 P1 = Conventional technique, P2 = Puddle soil, V1 = Improved Tori-7, V2 = BARI Sarisha- 13, V3 = BARI Sarisha-15, V4 = BARI Sarisha-16, V5 = SAU SR-3 Interaction effect of planting technique and variety The highest seed yield (2.39 t/ha) was obtained from conventional planting technique of the variety BARI Sarisha-16 and the lowest seed yield (1.11 t/ha) was obtained from BARI Sarisha-15 in puddle soil. Keywords: bari; effect; mustard; planting; technique; variety; yield
• Seed Harvesting at Different Maturity Stages of Siliqua on Seed Quality of Rapeseed-Mustard Varieties by Talukder, AHMMR; Biswas, M; Miah, MNH; Kashem, MA; Nahar, L (2020) - The laboratory experiment was conducted just before observe the field performances of different harvesting stages seeds. Among the harvesting stages, most of the parameters showed the highest standards in seeds harvesting at full maturity of siliqua stage (H4) followed by the golden yellow siliqua stage (H3) and pale yellow siliqua stages seeds (H2).Irrespective of rapeseed-mustard varieties seed collected from golden yellow and pale yellow siliqua stages could be stored up to twelve month for next season without significant loss in terms of germination percentage and vigor followed by full maturity stages of siliqua harvested seeds (H4). Keywords: bari; germination; harvesting; length; maturity; seed; seedling; siliqua; stage; vigor
• Physiological Basis of Salinity Tolerance in Foxtail Millet by Akter, S; Mannan, MA; Mamun, MAA; Islam, MS (2020) - Data of salinity stress (60 mM and 120 mM) were compared with those in control (non saline water) treatment in order to understand the relative growth reduction of the individual plant part. Remarkable increase in proline content under stress conditions could be due to changes in proline metabolism profile under salinity stress, with an increased expression of proline synthetic enzymes and breakdown of proline-rich protein (Tewari and Singh, 1991). Keywords: bari; bd-878; bd-881; bd-897; condition; content; control; genotypes; kaon-1; plant; saline; salinity; stress
• Performance of Row Spacing on the Yield of Sesame Varieties by Khan, Mohammad Ayub Hossain ; Islam, Maminul (2023) - Seed yield (kg ha−1) S1(30×5 cm2) 123.50 3.30 51.20 72.30 2.80 1234 S2(30×10 cm2) 120.20 4.10 58.50 82.20 2.60 1735 S3(40×5 cm2) 123.80 3.60 59.30 75.70 2.80 1457 S4(40×10 cm2) 124.70 4.30 65.20 78.20 2.70 1817 LSD(0.05) NS 0.97 12.83 NS NS 180.9 CV (%) 3.50 12.68 10.96 9.45 8.18 5.80 30 Khan & Islam Effect of Variety The highest Plant height (124.20 cm), seeds capsule−1 (78.70) and seed yield (1646 kg ha−1) were achieved in var. Keywords: bari; cm2; sesame; til; yield
• On-Farm Adaptation of Some Oilseed Crops Under Acidic Soil of Sylhet Region in Bangladesh by Nazrul, MI; Ali, M Akkas (2021) - Performance of different crops productivity enhancement through adaptation of crop varieties at char land in Bangladesh. Adaptation of BARI released crop varieties in char land. Keywords: bangladesh; bari; crop; days; plant; seed; sylhet; varieties; yield
• Yield and Physiological Indices of Lentil Genotypes Against Drought Stress by Ahmed, B; Mitu, AS; Sultana, M; Tasnim, N; Talukder, AHMMR (2021) - Yield supporting components act as a noble indicators under drought stress and our study showed the significant reduction in number of pods plant -1 , 100-seed weight and yield under drought stress condition. 1. Effect of drought stress on enzymatic antioxidant (A) Peroxide dismutase (POD), (B) Ascorbate peroxidase (APX), (C) Catalase (CAT) and non-enzymatic antioxidant (D) Malondialdihyde (MDA) activities in lentil genotypes/varieties comparing with control Catalase activity (CAT) was measured in four lentil varieties/cultivars when wilting symptom was sharply appeared under drought condition (Figure 1C). Keywords: bari; blx-010014; chlorophyll; drought; genotypes; lentil; plant; stress; yield
• Growth, Flower Dropping, Pod Set and Yield Response of Soybean Varieties as Affected by Suplemental Fertilizer Spray at Flowering by Chakma, N; Biswas, PK; Hasanuzzaman, M (2021) - Higher yield attributes’ values such as seeds pod -1 (2.42), seed yield (1.18 t ha -1 ), stover yield (1.02 t ha -1 ), and biological yield (2.21 t ha -1 ) were obtained with foliar DAP spray treatment. Soybean yield depends on number of pods produced per unit area and seed weight. Keywords: bari; dropping; pod; soybean; spray; yield
• Herbicide Use Strategy and Its Economy as a Weed Management Option in Wheat Varieties by Mostafa, MG; Karim, MF; Hossain, HMMT (2021) - Weed managements showed significant variation in spikelets spike -1 , grains spike -1 1000 grain weight, and grain yield except for spike length (Figs. 4, 5, and 6).Numerically longest spike length (15.77 cm) was recorded at W2 (Panida 33EC) which also registered maximum spikelets spike -1 (14.68) and similar to other weed control methods, highest filled grain spike -1 (43.02) and was statistically similar with two hand weeding (W1) and Panida 33EC + Affinity 50.75WP (W4), greater 1000-grain weight (51.51 g) and at par with other weed management and highest grain yield (3.12 t ha -1 ) which was statistically similar with two hand weeding (W1). The experiment was laid out in a split-plot design with three replications where the variety was placed in the main plot and weed managements in subplot. Keywords: bari; grain; spike; weed; wheat; yield
• Effect of leaf clipping on growth and yield of blackgram (Vigna mungo L.) by Sultana, A; Karim, MF; Mahmud, MH; Sarker, SC; Hossain, MD (2023) - In the case of leaf clipping, maximum pod length (8.44 cm), pods plant−1 (15.18), seeds pod (9.32), 1000- seeds weight (48.33 g), seed yield (1306.7 kg ha−1), was recorded in Clipping of 1st basal leaf treatment. At 15 DAS maximum plant height (11.50 cm) was observed in clipping of 1st basal leaf treatment, at 30 DAS maximum plant height (27.80 cm) was observed in no leaf clipping treatment which was statistically similar to clipping of 2nd basal leaves and clipping of 1st basal leaf treatment, and at 45 DAS and harvest, respectively the maximum plant height (48.24 cm and 55.20 cm) was observed in clipping of 1st basal leaf treatment. Keywords: bari; basal; blackgram; clipping; leaf; leaf clipping; leaves; treatment; yield
• Effect of Late Seeding Warmer Condition on Phenology and Yield of Wheat by Sharmin, S; Hasan, MA; Sikder, S (2021) - Due to late seeding warmer conditions (both at moderate and severe heat stress conditions) anthesis occurred earlier than normal growing condition in all the wheat genotypes except in BAW-1202 at moderate heat stress condition. Under moderate heat stress condition, BARI Gom-27 showed the highest tillers m-2 (336.3). Keywords: bari; conditions; genotypes; grain; heat; heat stress; m-2; stress; yield
• Evaluation of Resistant Genotype Against Brinjal Shoot and Fruit Borer (Leucinodesorbonalis Guenee) by Mannan, MA; Ferdousi, S; Kamal, MM; Das, S (2022) - Correlation matrix between fruit infestation and fruit length, fruit diameter, shape index, volume index, RLPS (Ratio of Length of Pericarpal Seed ring), RLSA (Ratio of Length of Seedless Area) and thickness of pericarp and mesocarp was develop to asses of effect of fruit character on the infestation of fruit borer (Table 7). Relationship of fruit infestation with fruit characters in brinjal Character Fruit Diameter Shape index Volume index RLPS RLSA Pericarp thickness Mesocarp thickness Fruit infestation Fruit length 0.731** -0.334 0.850** -0.347 -0.281 0.128 0.518** -0.091 Fruit diameter -0.861** 0.978** -0.124 -0.400* -0.114 0.858** 0.322 Shape index -0.747** -0.041 0.356* 0.237 -0.810** -0.334 Volume index -0.207 -0.383* -0.045 0.804** 0.260 RLPS 0.667** -0.807** 0.318 0.350 RLSA 0.899** -0.785** -0.365* Pericarp thickness -0.609** -0.384* Mesocarp thickness 0.455* It can be summarized that long fruit with more thickness of mesocarp were having less infestation of fruit borer in brinjal crop. Keywords: bari; begun-4; borer; brinjal; fruit; hybrid; infestation; length; local; shoot; table; varieties
• Evaluation of Fifteen Tomato Germplasm For Salt Tolerance by Nasrin, S; Mannan, MA; Islam, MM; Khan, SAKU; Rahman, SMM (2022) - The seeds of BARI tomato varieties were collected from Regional Agricultural Research Station (RARS), Jashore. 1. Growth and Yield parameter influenced by different salinity level, a. Plant height, b. Leaves plant-1, c. Leaf length and d. Leaf breadth, e. Fruits plant-1 and f. Fruit weight plant-1 46 Nasrin et al. Fig. Keywords: bari; dsm-1; fruits; leaf; number; plant; salinity; tomato; variety
• Morpho-Physiological Responses of Soybean Varieties to Salinity Stress by Mahfuza, SN; Ahsan, AFMS; Ahmed, IM; Ahmed, F; Talukder, AHMM Rahman ; Islam, MN (2022) - Reduction percentage of seed yield plant-1 was higher at higher salinity levels compare to control and gradual increased in reduction in seed yield was obtained with the increment of salinity (Fig 4). The aim of this study was to evaluate morphological and physiological responses of soybean varieties (Shohag, BARI Soybean-6, BARI Soybean-5 and Binasoybean-4) to pot grown plants in different concentrations of salinity level i.e., control (0.3), 4, 8 and 12 dS m−1 during 2020-21. Keywords: bari; control; levels; plant; salinity; shohag; soybean; soybean-6; stress; varieties; yield
• Polyethylene Glycol Mediated Osmotic Stress on Germination, Seedling Traits and Seed Metabolic Efficiency of Wheat by Pramanik, SK; Sikder, S; Hasan, MA (2023) - Seed germination and seedling emergence and/or establishment are important criteria for testing the tolerance of wheat genotypes to various abiotic stresses, particularly, drought stress (Hubbard et al., 2012, Rauf et al., 2007). The interaction effect of growing conditions and wheat genotypes significantly influenced the germination rate and germination vigor index but insignificant in co-efficient of germination (Table 1). Keywords: bari; drought; genotypes; germination; gom; seed; seedling; shoot; stress; weight; wheat
• Growth and Yield Performance of Mustard and Rapeseed Varieties as Influenced by Different Sowing Techniques by Aziz, K M T; Razia, S; Ali, M H; Hasanuzzaman, M; Sourav, T A; Masum, S M (2024) - At 60 DAS, the maximum number of primary branches was at the combination of 91 Aziz et al. BARI Sarisha-15 and SMI technique (V2S4), while at 75 DAS, the minimum number was at the combination of BARI Sarisha-13 and broadcast sowing technique (V2S1). At 30-45 DAS, highest CGR (1.242 g plant−1 day−1) was recorded at the combination of BARI Sarisha-11 and SMI technique (V1S4) and lowest CGR (0.19 g plant−1 day−1) at the combination of BARI Sarisha-13 and broadcast sowing technique (V2S1) which was statistically similar (0.208 g plant−1 day−1) with V4S1 at 45-60 DAS. Keywords: bari; das; effect; number; sarisha-11; smi; sowing; technique; varieties; yield
• Yield Performance of BWMRI Released Wheat Varieties in the Border Regions of Bangladesh by Hossain, M M; Islam, T; Mamun, M A A; Mandal, M S N; Hossain, A; Hakim, M A; Bazzaz, M M (2025) - The findings of this experiment are expected to offer critical information about the potential advantages of adopting BWMRI wheat varieties over exotic one considering climate resilience, disease resistance, and overall productivity. Despite this, most farmers in the region continue to rely on wheat varieties imported from India, which have been traditionally adapted to the region’s agro-climatic conditions. Keywords: bangladesh; bari; bwmri; gom; varieties; wheat; yield

• Effect of Sowing Dates on the Yield of Sunflower by Ahmed, Bulbul; Sultana, Mousumi; Zaman, Jesmin; Paul, Santos Kumar; Rahman, Md Mokhlesur; Islam, Md Rezaul; Majumdar, Falguni (2015) - and it has great influence on dry matter accumulation, seed set and seed yield (Sofield, 1977). 10 November - - - - 20 November 46 57 20 127 30 November 55 56 14 126 10 December 55 56 15 123 20 December 56 54 14 119 4 Ahmed et al. Number of plant/m2, Plant height, Number of leaf/plant, head diameter, weight of seed per head, thousand of seed weight (g) and seed yields (t ha−1) were significantly influenced by sowing dates (Table 2) except leaf area, number of seeds / head and plants/ m2. Keywords: december; november; plant; seed; sowing; sunflower; yield
• Salicylic Acid and Gibberelic Acid Ameliorates the Adverse Effects of Salinity on Chickpea by Hossain, MI; Mannan, MA; Karim, MA (2015) - When plant was sprayed with SA @ 200 ppm under 5, 7.5 and 10 dSm-1 saline water treated plant; number of pod was produced by chickpea 31, 21 and 16 which were 93%, 63% and 49%, respectively compared to control. When foliage was sprayed with SA @ 200 ppm under 5, 7.5 and 10 dSm-1 saline water irrigated plant; 100 seed weight was produced by chickpea 18.76 g, 4.71 g and 2.52 g which were 75%, 19% and 10%, respectively compared to control. Keywords: dsm-1; ga3; plant; ppm; saline; salinity; water
• Effect of Genotype and Density on the Productivity of Mungbean by Yeasmin, R; Karim, MA; Haque, MM; Mia, MAB (2016) - The highest seed yield (1230 kg ha-1) was recorded from D4G1, which was followed by D3G1 (1134 kg ha-1) while lowest seed yield was recorded from the D1G2 (859 kg ha-1) followed by the treatment D2G2. The harvesting was started from 63 DAS for G2 and continued up to 70 DAS for G3.Data on different morphological parameters including seed yield and yield contributing characters were recorded following standard methods. Keywords: mungbean; plant; seed; yield
• Photosynthesis, Dry Matter Partitioning and Yield Variation in Sesame Genotypes by Akter, M; Khaliq, QA; Islam, MR; Ahmed, JU (2016) - Based on the present study it could be concluded that sesame genotype Hathazari-4 showed the best performance in terms of photosynthetic rate, dry matter partitioning, seed yield and oil yield. Sesame Abstract An experiment was conducted at the research field of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University, Gazipur-1706 from March to June 2014 to evaluate growth and yield performance of sesame genotypes. Keywords: capsule; genotypes; hathazari-4; leaf; matter; plant; seed; sesame; weight; yield
• Alleviation of Adverse Effect of Drought Stress on Soybean (Glycine max. L.) by Using Poultry Litter Biochar by Mannan, MA; Halder, E; Karim, MA; Ahmed, JU (2017) - K-value was determined to calculate the weight of the air-dried soil or soil biochar mixture at 100% field capacity. Alterations in morphological parameters and photosynthetic pigment responses of Catharanthus roseus under soil water deficits. Keywords: biochar; chlorophyll; content; drought; plant; soil; soybean; stress; water
• Performance of Hybrid Rice (Bio-453) In Variation of Spacing and Number of Seedling Per Hill by Chowdhury, D; Biswas, M; Miah, MNH; Mandal, P; Hossain, MS (2020) - In this situation hybrid rice production can be a good option to contribute to increase rice yield about 15- 20% over the modern varieties (Julfiquar et al., 2001). The result corroborates with the findings of other few research findings that closer spacing had higher grain yield than the other spacing (Azad et al., 1995; Patel, 1999; Obulamma et al., 2002). Keywords: hill-1; number; plant; seedling; spacing; yield
• Amelioration of Salinity Tolerance in Foxtail Millet by Applying Plant Growth Regulators by Biswas, D; Mannan, MA; Karim, MA; Miah, MY (2020) - The maximum leaf fresh weight was found 5.86 g when plant growth regulator HA was applied @ 5g L-1 water, followed 5.83 g and 5.64 g and the minimum fresh weight was observed 5.19 g, when HA @ 10g L-1 water, GA3 10 g L-1 water and SA 50 g L-1 water were applied, respectively (Figure 2). The highest panicle length was 12.37 cm under the saline condition when plant growth regulator HA @ 5 g L-1 water was applied. Keywords: acid; days; foxtail; growth; l-1water; millet; plant; plant growth; regulators; saline; salinity; salt; stress; weight
• Quinoa (Chenopodium Quinoa Willd.) – a Potential New Crop in Bangladesh: Agronomic Performance With Sowing Date by Biswas, PK; Tanni, ZA (2020) - At harvest, the tallest plant height (63.75 cm), highest seed yield (0.77 t ha-1) and straw yield (0.89 t ha-1) was found from Titicaca but the higher number of branches plant-1 (17.71) from Vikinga. Higher seed yield of quinoa at 15 October sowing was also reported by Ramesh et al. (2017). Keywords: das; november; plant; quinoa; seed; sowing; titicaca; vikinga; yield
• Nitrogen Fertilization on Growth and Yield Response of Oat (Avena Sativa L.) by Islam, MM; Mamun, AA; Ghosh, SK; Mondal, D (2021) - The influence of nitrogen, phosphorus and potash fertilizer application on oat yield and quality. The results showed that 105 kg ha -1 N was supreme in all growth parameters and straw yield but 90 kg ha -1 N was better for main yield parameters and grain yield. Keywords: grain; growth; nitrogen; oat; oats; plant; rate; yield
• Growth Assessment of Tropical Sugarbeet as Influenced by Spacing by Sohel, MAT; Hossain, MAE; Roy, HP; Reza, SM; Shanta, FH; Razib, MRR (2021) - Response of sugarbeet plants to nitrogen and potassium fertilization in sandy calcareous soil. Sugarbeet (Beta vulgaris L.) response to different planting methods and row geometries II: Effect on plant growth and quality. Keywords: growth; plant; root; spacing; sugarbeet
• Influence of Organic Manures on Drought Stress at Different Growth Stages of Wheat by Amin, AKMR; Baque, MA (2021) - Plant drought stress: effects, mechanisms and management. Drought stress is one of the major abiotic stresses, which adversely affects crop growth and yield. Keywords: drought; plant; stage; stress; wheat; yield
• Phosphorus and Boron Effects on Nodulation and Yield of Soybean Under Non-Saline Agro-Ecosystem of Patuakhali by Shabnam, S; Ahmed, S; Mia, S (2021) - Synergistic effects of biochar and NPK fertilizer on soybean yield in an alkaline soil. Soybean seed contains about 40-45% protein, 20-22% oil, 22-26% carbohydrate and a high amount of Ca, P and vitamins A, B, C and D. Keywords: number; plant; soybean; table; yield
• Growth and Yield of Wheat as Influenced by Micronutrients Under Water Deficit Condition by Tithi, MA; Mannan, MA; Khan, MAR; Rahman, MM (2021) - Both Zn and Fe had positive impact under drought stress on stem fresh weight and the highest value of stem freshweightplant-1 (4.44 g) was recorded in Fe3SO4.7H2O @5% solution as foliar spray treatment followed by ZnSO4.7H2O+ Fe3SO4.7H2O @ 22kgha-1 of both (4.14g), ZnSO4.7H2O @ 5% solution as foliar spray (3.93g), ZnSO4.7H2O @ 22 kgha-1(3.79g), Fe3SO4.7H2O @ 22 kgha-1(3.69g) and the lowest was recorded in ZnSO4.7H2O+ Fe3SO4.7H2O @ 5% solution of both as foliar spray (3.45g). Thus, at 30 days after flowering, the stem fresh weight plant-1 was 10.38g in control condition and in drought condition it was 6.01g. Application of Zn and Fe improved the ability of wheat plant to tolerate drought stress by maintaining greater stem fresh weight and the highest stem fresh weightplant-1 (7.03g) was recorded in Fe3SO4.7H2O @5% solution as foliar Growth and Yield of Wheat as Influenced by Micronutrients 123 spray treatment followed by ZnSO4.7H2O @ 22 kgha-1(6.90g), ZnSO4.7H2O+ Fe3SO4.7H2O @ 22kgha-1 of both (6.40g), Fe3SO4.7H2O @ 22 kgha-1(6.37g), ZnSO4.7H2O @ 5% solution as foliar spray (6.27g) and the lowest was recorded in ZnSO4.7H2O+ Fe3SO4.7H2O @ 5% solution of both as foliar spray (6.21g). Keywords: condition; drought; fe3so4.7h2o; foliar; foliar spray; plant; solution; spray; stress; weight; wheat; yield; znso4.7h2o
• Germination and Growth Performance of Seedlings Of Ascorbic Acid, Silicon and Gibberellic Acid Treated Secondary Seed of Wheat Under Salt Stress by Islam, S; Biswas, PK; Amin, AKMR; Fujita, M; Paul, AK; Mahmud, JA; Hasanuzzaman, M (2022) - The exogenous application of AsA (2 mM), Si (200 µM) and GA3 (100 µM) in previous experiment under different salt stress improved the shoot length of seedling derived from secondary seeds. Root length of seedlings from secondary seeds were significantly increased with previously exogenous application of Si (200 µM) and GA3 (100 µM) under different salt stresses. Keywords: acid; asa; ga3; growth; plant; salinity; salt; salt stress; seedlings; seeds; stress
• Selection of Mungbean Genotypes Against Waterlogging Stress by Jahan, MA; Ahmed, F (2023) - Waterlogging caused a drastic reduction in dry matter and seed yield in mungbean, however, genotypes showed variable response to waterlogging. Delayed sown crops face excess rainfall at the time of reproductive phase which is the root cause of enormous losses of seed yield and quality. Keywords: genotypes; mungbean; plant; seed; stress; waterlogging; yield
• Enhancing Salt Stress Tolerance and Yield Parameters of Proso Millet Through Exogenous Proline and Glycine Betaine Supplementation by Alam, MM; Hasanuzzaman, M (2023) - Relative water content (RWC) serves as a reliable indicator of plant stress tolerance, offering valuable insights into their resilience and adaptability to challenging conditions. Salinity induced physiological and biochemical changes in plants: An omic approach towards salt stress tolerance. Keywords: millet; plant; pro; proso; salinity; salt; salt stress; stress; water; weight
• Effects of Planting Geometry and Fertilizer Management on Light Interception, Chlorophyll Content and Productivity in Baby Corn Cultivation by Kakon, SS; Chowdhury, JA; Ali, MZ; Karim, MR; Chowdhury, DA (2023) - Yield component and yield Plant population, yield components and yield of baby corn were significantly affected by plant spacing and fertilizer doses (Table 2) in both the years. Plant population, yield attribute and yield of baby corn as influenced by plant spacing and fertilizer levels (2019-20 and 2020-21) Treatment Plant m−2 (no.) Keywords: baby; corn; fertilizer; ha−1; plant; yield
• Efficacy of Moringa Leaf Extract Hormesis as Natural Biostimulant on Yield And Bioactive Compounds of Lettuce by Pramanik, S K; Saha, D; Mou, S; Ahammed, S; Siddiquea, T; Bandhan, B S; Roy, L; Hasan, R (2025) - Therefore, MLE could play a significant role as safe and natural biostimulant in improving yield and quality of lettuce through improving the vegetative and bioactive traits of lettuce leaf. Bioactive compounds of lettuce leaf The analysis of variance of collected data on bioactive compounds of lettuce leaf indicates that, foliar application of MLE significantly influenced the SPAD value (p ≤ 0.05), total chlorophyll (p ≤ 0.01), total phenol (p ≤ 0.01) and flavonoid content (p ≤ 0.05) of lettuce leaf except vitamin-C content of leaf (Table 2). Keywords: bioactive; compounds; content; extract; leaf; lettuce; mle; moringa; plant; quality; spad; total; traits; yield
• Effect of Plant Population and Integrated Nutrient Management on Yield of Yard Long Bean (Vigna unguiculata) by Kakon, S S; Paul, S; Begum, A A; Chowdhury, J A; Zannat, S T (2025) - The experiment was conducted at Agronomy Research Field of BARI, Gazipur during Kharif- 1 seasons of 2020-21 and 2021-22 to evaluate the effect of manures and fertilizers and optimum plant population for higher yield of yard long bean. Considering the above facts, the present study was therefore under taken to investigate the effects of organic manure and inorganic fertilizer alone or in combination and appropriate plant spacing for higher yield of yard long bean. Keywords: bean; fertilizer; ha−1; organic; plant; yard; yield
• Mitigation of Salt Stress in Proso Millet (Panicum miliaceum L.) By Exogenous 40-47 Application of Ascorbic Acid by Alam, M M; Masud, A A C; Hasanuzzaman, Mirza (2025) - A semi-controlled experiment was conducted to evaluate the impact of salt stress (150 and 300 mM NaCl; S1 and S2, respectively) and AsA (250 and 500 μΜ; AsA1 and AsA2, respectively) on the seedling growth, physiological attributes, and yield of proso millet. Furthermore, the highest plant growth and yield attributes were observed while plants were sprayed with 500 μΜ AsA under salt stress. Keywords: acid; application; asa; ascorbic; millet; plant; proso; salinity; salt; salt stress; stress; water
• Effect of Soil Amendments on Tomato Yield and Soil Characteristic in Acidic Soil at Moulvibazar by Shaheenuzzamn, M; Alam, M S; Miah, M A M; Rasheduzzaman, M; Hossain, M H; Sinthi, F (2025) - The results showed that soil amendments had no significant effect on days to first flowering (DFF), fruit length (FL), or fruit diameter (FD) of tomatoes grown in acidic soil (Table 2). Treatment T5 recorded the maximum NFPP (858.0), followed by Effect of soil amendments on tomato yield and soil characteristic in acidic soil 52 T2 (846.33), while T4 had the lowest (700.0). Keywords: amendments; frg; ha−1; lime; plant; soil; tomato; yield

• Yield Response and Nitrogen use Efficiency of Boro Rice Varieties as Affected by Different Methods of USG and Prilled Urea Application by Bhuiyan, MKA; Nahar, L; Mahbub, MM; Shultana, R; Mridha, MAJ; Rahman, MA; Kamruzzaman, M (2016) - The highest UE (108) was produced from BRRI dhan29 x USG application by USG applicator and the lowest from BRRI dhan29 urea broadcasted following three splits. BRRI dhan28 and BRRI dhan29 under four N management practices such as application of prilled urea using prilled urea applicator, application of USG (2.7gm) using USG applicator, broadcasting of prilled urea following three splits and a control (without urea). Keywords: application; brri; dhan29; grain; nitrogen; urea; usg; yield
• Grain Growth of Wheat Under Prevailing Air Temperature by Mian, MAK; Islam, MR; Hossain, J; Aziz, MA (2017) - Grain yield showed negative and strong correlation (r= -0.71 to -0.79 at p<0.01) with air temperature (Table 4). J. 2016, 19(2): 79-85 GRAIN GROWTH OF WHEAT UNDER PREVAILING AIR TEMPERATURE M.A.K. Mian1, M.R. Islam2, J. Hossain2 and M.A.Aziz1 Agronomy Division, BARI, Joydebpur1 and RARS, Ishwardi2 Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Joydebpur, Gazipur 1701 Key Words: Phenological duration, Grain growth, Wheat, Air temperature Keywords: air; grain; sowing; temperature; wheat; yield
• Functional Relationship Between Grain Yield and Spikes Per Square Meter of Wheat as Influenced by Seed Rate Under Late Sown Condition by Mian, MAK; Begum, AA; Saha, RR (2020) - Effect of seeding rate and nitrogen fertilizer on wheat grain yield in marginal areas of eastern Kenya. Seed yield (kg/ha) of wheat as influenced by seed rate under late sown condition Seed rate (kg/ha) 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 Pooled 90 3652 4520 3225 3187 2436 3418 120 3781 4592 3743 3405 2804 3651 150 3858 4633 4061 3532 3295 3876 180 3803 5028 4376 3738 3822 4153 210 3586 4839 4065 3584 2464 3708 LSD (0.05) 287 378 373 318 313 328 CV (%) 4.98 5.21 6.22 5.93 5.59 5.66 Functional relationship Functional Relationship of Wheat 113 Functional relationship between seed rate and spikes/m2 indicates that the effect of seed rate on spikes/m2 of wheat can be explained 72% by functional model of Y=2.8613X (R2=0.72) (Table 5 and Fig.1). Keywords: grain; rate; seed; wheat; yield
• Estimation of Temperature Co-Efficient of Wheat for Adjusting Proper Sowing Time by Begum, AA; Mian, MAK; Rahman, J; Khanum, MM; Ali, MZ; Saha, RR (2021) - Experimentations have been done to improve wheat yield through manipulating sowing time (Hossain et al., 2009). The sowing date of wheat is considered as most important factor limiting the wheat yield and it is reported that wheat yield decreased at the rate of 1.3% per day delay sowing after 30 November under the short spell of winter in Bangladesh (Ahmed et al., 1998). Keywords: december; grain; joydebpur; november; sowing; temperature; wheat; yield
• Effect of Defoliation on Growth and Yield of Maize by Jahan, MN; Hasan, MA; Islam, MR (2023) - The information on proper timing and level of defoliation in maize leaves is scarce in Bangladesh. Modelling the fully expanded area of maize leaves. Keywords: das; defoliation; ear; grain; leaves; maize; percent; treatments; yield
• Effect of Plant Spacing and Leaf Clipping on Growth and Yield of Rice by Rahman, M L; Mim, S A; Ria, O A; Sabiha, U K; Alam, M M (2025) - Number of grains Highest filled grain panicle−1 spotted at T1 × S2 and fewer at T3 × S3 treatment indicating that with higher leaf cutting and spacing filled grain number reduced. *Corresponding author, Email: shamim1983@yahoo.com (Received: 14 April 2025, Accepted: 30 June 2025) Keywords: Leaf cutting, spacing, source-sink relationship, yield attributes, harvest index Abstract Leaf cutting and spacing plays pivotal role in growth, yield and yield attributing parameters in rice cultivation by reducing different environmental stresses. Keywords: cm2; cutting; grain; leaf; leaf cutting; spacing; yield
• Effect of Irrigation Intervals and Mulching Material on the Growth and Yield of Maize by Liza, M M; Hasan, M M; Khan, M R H; Saha, A; Tuly, F H; Masum, S M (2025) - The highest cob length (16.57 cm), cob weight plant−1 (143.33 g), number of grain cob−1 (316.65), 100-grain weight (34.33 g), grain weight cob−1 (118.9 g) and grain yield (8.77 t ha−1) were obtained from the interaction of at 15, 30 and 85 DAS intervals with jute sack mulching whereas the lowest from the no irrigation (control) with jute sack mulching. The cobs of tested plants of each pot were separately harvested for recording data on yield attributes and other parameters like cob plant−1, cob weight, grain cob−1, test grain weight, and grain yield. Keywords: cob; das; grain; irrigation; maize; mulching; weight; yield

• Foliar and soil fertilization effect on seed yield and protein content of soybean by Mannan, MA (2015) - The effects of micronutrient application on soybean seed yield and on seed oil and protein content. Soybean higher yield and quality as well as its oil could be be obtained by foliar spray of nutrient elements (Vahedi, 2011). Keywords: foliar; growth; pod; protein; seed; soil; soybean; spray; yield
• Effect of Drying Method on Quality of Soybean Seed by Ali, MR; Rahman, MM; Rahman, MS; Hossain, MM; Asaduzzaman, M (2015) - The seedling dry matter of soybean drying on tripale over cemented floor were 0.118, 0.116, 0.115 and 0.114 g seedling-1, respectively at 50, 100, 150 and 200 DAS and it was statistically similar to other drying conditions except cemented floor, cloth over cemented floor, earthen floor, bamboo chatai over earthen floor and cloth over earthen floor drying condition while those values for cemented floor were 0.092, 0.090, 0.080 and 0.070 g seedling-1, respectively (Table 4). 50 DAS 100 DAS 150 DAS 200 DAS Cemented floor 0.092c 0.090c 0.08c 0.070c Tripale over cemented floor 0.118a 0.116a 0.115a 0.114a Bamboo chatai over cemented floor 0.116a 0.115a 0.113a 0.112a Cloth over cemented floor 0.105b 0.102b Keywords: condition; das; floor; germination; seed; soybean
• Salt Induced Changes in Dry Matter Accumulation and Yield of Mustard (Brassica juncea) by Zaman, MM; Mannan, MA; Samanta, SC (2015) - Four genotypes (BD 9080, BARI Sarisha16, BD 9109 and BD 9107) were evaluated at three levels of NaCl salinity, viz. 0 Effect of NaCl salinity on photosynthesis and dry matter accumulation in developing rice grains. Keywords: genotypes; nacl; number; salinity; seed; yield
• Midday Drop of Relative Leaf Water Content to Drought Tolerance in Soybean by Chowdhury, JA; Karim, MA; Khaliq, QA; Khan, MSA; Paul, SK; Ahmed, AU (2016) - Under water stress condition BARI Soybean-6 gave the highest yield (5.23 g plant-1) and BGM2026 the lowest (3.21 g plant-1). The reduced RWC of BARI Soybean-6 under water stress at vegetative, flowering and pod developing stages were 11.35, 13.52 and 15.04% at 1.00 PM as compared to control, respectively. Keywords: content; drop; genotypes; midday; rwc; seed; stress; water
• Effect of Sowing Time Based Temperature Variations on Growth, Yield and Seed Quality of Garden Pea by Ali, MZ; Aziz, MA; Sarker, MAI; Mazumder, S; Paul, SK; Mujahidi, TA; Khan, MSA; Bhuiyan, MS (2016) - Effect of sowing dates on yield components and seed yield of BARI motorshuti-3 at BARI, Joydebpur, Gazipur Sowing dates Plant height (cm) Pods/plant (no.) Effect of sowing dates on yield components and seed yield of BARI Motorshuti-3 at ARS, Burirhat, Rangpur Sowing dates Plant height (cm) Pods/plant (no.) Keywords: crop; december; growth; november; seed; sowing; temperature; yield
• Changes in Chemical Composition of Jute Seed as Influenced by Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizers by Ali, SM Mahbub; Haque, M Moynul; Hossain, M Shahadat; Hussain, MM; Islam, MN (2017) - The amount of ash in jute seed found in present study however differed to that of Gadgil et al. (1989) who reported only 5% ash in jute seeds. low vigour, medium low vigour, medium vigour, medium high vigour and high vigour which were used for analyzing the chemical composition of jute seed. Keywords: amino; chemical; composition; content; jute; nitrogen; phosphorus; protein; seed; total
• Effect of Seed Moisture Content and Storage Container on Seed Viability and Vigour of Soybean by Ali, MR; Rahman, MM; Wadud, MA; Fahim, AHF; Nahar, MS (2018) - Emergence of healthy seedlings of soybeans as influenced by seed storage containers. Tin preserved higher seed moisture contents of 9.93, 11.71 and 14.15% for seed stored at 8%, 10% and 12% initial seed moisture content, respectively. Keywords: container; content; das; germination; moisture; moisture content; seed; seed moisture; smc; soybean; storage
• Fertilizer Management for Maximizing Soybean (Glycine max L.) Production in Saline Agro- Ecosystem of Barguna by Hasan, MJ; Ahmed, S; Rahman, MA; Samanta, SC (2020) - The interaction between variety and fertilizer doses V2T1 (BARI Soybean-6 and 25-30-45- 10-1.0-1.0 kgha-1 N-P-K-S-Zn-B) produced the maximum yield SO, the variety BARI Soybean-6 with fertilizer dose 25-30-45-10-1.0-1.0 kgha-1 N-P-K-S-Zn-B could be suitable combination for higher yield of soybean in saline agro ecosystem of Barguna. The variety had significant influence on plant height, branches plant-1, number of filled pods plant-1, number of unfilled pods plant-1, seed yield plant-1, seed yield (t ha-1), stover yield (t ha-1). Keywords: fertilizer; seed; soybean; yield
• Genotype and Sowing Date Effects on Seed Yield of Olitorius Jute in Late Season by Alam, ATMM; Haque, MM (2020) - For determination of yield contributing characters of jute seed crop, ten plants were randomly selected from each plot and branch plant-1, pod plant-1, seed pod-1 and 1000 seed weight were recorded. Further, prevalence of weather damage is frequent in early planted crop, still, persistent foggy weather affects late jute seed crop and often contains pathogens and deteriorates health status of seed (Islam et al., 2007). Keywords: august; genotype; jute; locations; number; seed; sowing; sown
• Yield and Yield Attributes of Short Duration Mustard as Influenced by Nutrient Rates by Ahamed, KK; Karmakar, B; Ahamed, B; Akter, S; Islam, MS (2020) - Seed yield The data regarding mustard seed yield as influenced by different fertilizer rates (Figure 1). Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI) has recently developed a short-duration mustard variety (BARI Sarisha-14) having a life spell of about 75 to 80 days with seed yield is about 1.4-1.6 t ha-1 which can be fitted easily in the existing cropping pattern. Keywords: bangladesh; mustard; nutrient; seed; siliqua; treatment; weight; yield
• Seed Yield and Yield Components of Sesame as Affected by Various Weed Control Methods by Hossain, J; Ali, MO; Islam, MA; Alam, MS; Islam, MR; Rahman, J (2020) - 04 August 2020) Keywords: Panida 33 EC, sesame, yield, weed control method, weed biomass Abstract Weed control strategy greatly influences on weed infestation and yield of sesame. Effect of weed control methods on different weed species’ population and their relative weed density in sesame field at Ishurdi during 2015-16 and 2016-17 Treatments Local name Scientific name Type 2015-16 2016-17 Weed density (no. m-2) Keywords: application; control; dae; hand; panida; seed; sesame; weed; weeding; yield
• Planting Time Effect on Quality Seed Production of Three Varieties of Carrot (Daucus Carota L.) by Lutfunnahar, -; Hossain, MF; Malek, MA; Kamrunnahar, R; Hossain, J (2021) - Hence, BA carrot variety planting on 5 January may be recommended for carrot seed production in Mymensingh region in Bangladesh. Time of planting is an important factor for the quality of carrot seed production. Keywords: carrot; effect; number; planting; production; seed; time; umbel; variety; yield
• Growth and Yield of Cowpea as Influenced by Different Phosphorus Levels by Putul, FB; Khan, AR; Hossain, MS; Mahmud, A; Khaliq, QA; Ahamed, T (2021) - Different P levels significantly influenced the growth of cowpea. Different P levels significantly influenced the growth of cowpea. Keywords: cowpea; das; genotypes; growth; length; levels; rate; seed; yield
• Foliar Application of Boron and Irrigation Levels on the Performance of Lentil by Paul, S; Sarker, SC; Roy, TS; Chakraborty, R; Roy, M; Islam, MA (2021) - The interaction of irrigation level and boron had a significant influence on seed yield (Table 7). Seed yield Irrigation level exerted a significant result on lentil seed yield (Table 5). Keywords: basal; boron; das; irrigation; lentil; number; rest; seed; yield
• Arsenic Stress Tolerance in Lentil Varieties by Islam, MS; Sohag, MH (2022) - Although BARIMasur-7, BARIMasur-6 and BARIMasur-5 gave the higher seed yield, their relative seed yield, relative values of yield components, relative stover yield and relative harvest index were lower, but seed arsenic content and relative seed arsenic content were higher compared to that of BARIMasur-1, BARIMasur-2, BARIMasur-3 and BARIMasur-4. Therefore, BARIMasur-1, BARIMasur-2, BARIMasur-3 and BARIMasur-4 varieties were superior and safe for consumption considering seed arsenic content and suitable for breeding considering relative seed arsenic content under soil arsenic stress conditions. Keywords: arsenic; lentil; level; seed; soil; varieties; yield

• Genotypic differences in growth and ions accumulation in soybean under NaCL salinity and water stress conditions by Khan, MSA; Karim, MA; Haque, MM (2015) - The results indicated that all the growth parameters like plant height, shoot dry weight, root dry weight and dry matter distribution in different plant parts of the genotypes sharply decreased when the plants were exposed to water stress, salt stress and, combined salt and water stress conditions. Root dry weight Root dry weight of soybean genotypes decreased under water stress, salt stress and, combined salt and water stress condition (Fig. 5). Keywords: dry; genotypes; nacl; salinity; salt; salt stress; soybean; stress; water stress
• Dry Matter Production and Seed Yield of Soybean as Affected by Post-Flowering Salinity and Water Stress by Khan, MSA; Chowdhury, JA; Razzaque, MA; Ali, MZ; Paul, SK; Aziz, MA (2017) - Therefore, shoot dry weight of soybean was presumably affected more in water stress than salt water stress condition. Shoot dry weight of soybean was affected more in water stress than salt water stress at all post flowering stages. Keywords: 6th; emergence; salt; soybean; stress; water; weeks
• Yield Response of Soybean (Glycine max L.) Genotypes to Water Deficit Stress by Mimi, Afsana; Mannan, MA; Khaliq, QA; Mia, MA Baset (2017) - G 00022 ii) Galarsum iii) BARI Soybean-5 and iv) G 00197 were grown in the field to evaluate the effects of water deficit stress on dry matter accumulation and yield. Root dry matter Root dry matter was also significantly reduced by water deficit stress at R1 and R4 stages in all soybean genotypes (Fig. 3) and reduction was higher at R4 stage of water stress compared to R1 stage of water stress. Keywords: deficit; genotypes; matter; soybean; stage; stress; water; water stress; yield
• Effect of Early Water Deficits on Nodulation and Nitrogen Content of Inoculated Soybean by Adjetey, JA; Nxumalo, BNG (2018) - The plants were grown in a growth room under well watered conditions and water stress treatments commenced at the V4 and V5 stages i.e. 28 and 35 DAS, respectively. B.and B.and B.and B. N.N.N.N. GGGG.... NxumaloNxumaloNxumaloNxumalo2222 1Department of Crop Science and Production, Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources, P/Bag 0027, Gaborone, Botswana 2Discipline of Crop Science, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Private Bag X01, Scottsville, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa *Corresponding author, E-mail: jaadjetey56@gmail.com (Received:Received:Received:Received: 23 March 2017, Accepted: Accepted: Accepted: Accepted: 20 October 2017) Keywords:Keywords:Keywords:Keywords: Nitrogen fixation, Glycine max, water stress AbstractAbstractAbstractAbstract Keywords: nitrogen; soybean; stress; treatments; water
• Morpho-Physiological Traits of Soybean as Affected by Drought by Rima, IA; Mannan, MA; Mamun, MAA; Kamal, ZU (2020) - An experiment was conducted to study the effects of water deficit stress on morpho- physiological parameters in soybean plant in pots at the Department of Agronomy, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University, Gazipur, Bangladesh during February to June, 2018. control (80% of the field capacity) and water deficit stress (50% of the field capacity). Keywords: deficit; drought; g00035; g00056; g00060; g00081; genotypes; leaf; matter; soybean; stress; water; water stress
• Physiological and Yield Responses of Some Selected Rapeseed/Mustard Genotypes to Salinity Stress by Ahamed, F; Ahamed, IM; Shamim Ahsan, AFM; Ahmed, B; Begum, F (2021) - Irrespective of the genotypes, salinity stress showed a negative effect on the measured physiological parameters as well as seed yield. Leaf chlorophyll contents, leaf area, leaf photosynthetic rate and total dry matter (TDM) were reduced due to salinity stress which ultimately affected seed yield irrespective of the genotypes. Keywords: content; genotypes; leaf; mustard; salinity; stress; yield
• Zinc Priming Triggers Osmoregulation to Enhancing Growth of Soybean (Glycine Max L.) Under Salinity by Nowroz, F; Alam, MM; Raihan, MRH (2022) - Under salt stress plants are exposed to both osmotic and ionic stress which starts disturbing from germination, changing plant morphological, physiological, and biochemical attributes and ultimately reducing crop yield and quality within a very short period of time (Hasanuzzaman et al., 2021). Number of branches and leaves plant-1 Salt stress significantly affects branch and leaf number of soybean plants. Keywords: nacl; plants; priming; root; salt; soybean; stress; zinc
• Salt Stress Tolerance and Germination Performance Of Mungbean Genotypes Under Salt Stress by Kobir, MS; Ali, MO; Hossain, J; Alam, MS; Rahman, M; Ahammad, KU; Hajong, P; Paul, S (2022) - So, an experiment was undertaken to evaluate some mungbean genotypes under different levels of salt stresses in germination stage. Therefore, the objective of this study was to evaluate the influence of salt stress on germination and seedling growth of seven mungbean genotypes with a view to a better understanding of the mechanisms and capability of salt tolerance in these genotypes. Keywords: b m; genotypes; germination; index; m x; salt; stress
• Evaluation of Mung Bean Accessions for Salt Tolerance Based on Germination and Seedling Traits by Miajy, M S I; Etu, M N T; Bandhan, B S; Chowdhury, A K M M B; Rahman, M A; Pramanik, S K (2024) - i BD-10022 Control 97.39 ab -9.21 98.20 a -12.31 42.26 b -13.42 Salt stress 88.42 de 86.11 c-f 36.59 e Evaluation of mung bean accessions for salt tolerance 20 BD-10023 The mean performance of all the traits reduced under salt stress as compared to control. Keywords: accessions; bean; control; germination; length; mung; mung bean; salinity; salt; seedling; stress; tolerance; tolerant; traits

• Allelopathic effect of Brassica on weed control and yield of wheat by Biswas, PK; Morshed, MM; Ullah, MJ; Irin, IJ (2015) - The different ways of biomass incorporation showed significant variations in weed dry weight at 30 DAS and 50 DAS and for both the situation the control (no Brassica biomass incorporation) plots had the highest weed dry weight and B2 at 30 DAS and B5 at 50 DAS showed the lowest weed dry weight (Table 2). Weed dry weight (g m-2) 30 DAS 50 DAS 30 DAS 50 DAS Brassica species: Keywords: biomass; brassica; das; incorporation; soil; weed; weight; wheat
• Production Potential and Competitive Indices of Mustard Based Intercropping With Wheat Under Different Row Ratios by Biswas, PK; Chakma, H; Roy, TS (2020) - The experimental result indicatedthe significant variations of wheat yield by the wheat- mustard intercropping system. Wheat yield gradually decreased with increasing mustard rows. Keywords: intercropping; mustard; ratios; rows; rows mustard; rows wheat; wheat; yield
• Post-Emergence Weed Control of Strip-Planted Wheat by Herbicides by Zahan, T; Islam, MR; Hossain, MA; Hossain, MF; Naher, Q; Ishtiaque, S; Ali, MA (2020) - Effect of post-emergence herbicides on density reduction of weeds at 35 days after sowing of strip-planted wheat during Rabi season of 2017-18 and 2018-19 at on- station, OFRD, BARI, Gazipur Treatments % density reduction over control Grass weeds Sedge weed Broadleaf weeds 2017-18 2018-19 2017-18 2017-18 2018-19 Control - - - - - Ethoxysulfuron@RD 71.1 61.3 100 90.5 77.8 Ethoxysulfuron@2RD 76.4 72.0 100 95.8 88.9 Carfentra+isop@RD 52.9 72.7 100 83.9 100.0 Carfentra+isop@2RD 54.9 73.7 100 94.0 100.0 Carfentra@RD 53.1 59.6 100 88.1 11.1 Carfentra@2RD 60.2 66.6 100 96.4 55.6 Here, carfentra+isop = carfentrazone-ethyl + isoproturon, carfentra = carfentrazone-ethyl, RD = label rate, 2RD = double of the label rate Post-Emergence Weed Control of Strip-Planted Wheat 95 Broadleaved weed control in winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) with post-emergence herbicides in Iran. Keywords: application; carfentrazone; ethyl; isoproturon; label; rate; strip; weed; wheat
• Inluence of Different Levels of Cowdung on Mitigation of Water Deficit Effect on Wheat by Amin, AKMR; Reza, S (2021) - Water deficit might decrease wheat grain yield from 17 to 70% (Nouri-Ganbalani et al., 2009). The result agreed with the findings of Amin and Baque (2020), Hammad et al. (2011) and Ibrahim et al. (2008) that organic manure increased wheat yield over control. Keywords: cowdung; deficit; dose; stage; water; wheat; yield
• Effect of Lime on Yield of Wheat and Maize in the Acidic Soils of Farmers’ Field of Northern Bangladesh by Hossain, M M; Islam, T; Mamun, M A A; Mandal, M S N; Hossain, A; Hoque, M M; Hakim, M A; Bazzaz, M M (2025) - J. 2025, 28(2): 57-60 EFFECT OF LIME ON YIELD OF WHEAT AND MAIZE IN THE ACIDIC SOILS OF FARMERS’ FIELD OF NORTHERN BANGLADESH M. M. Hossain1*, T. Islam1, M. A. A. Mamun1, M. S. N. Mandal2, A. Hossain3, M. M. Hoque4, M. A. Hakim5, and M. M. Bazzaz6 1On-Farm Research Division, Bangladesh Wheat and Maize Research Institute (BWMRI), Nashipur, Dinajpur- 5200 2Genetic Resource and Seed Division, Bangladesh Wheat and Maize Research Institute (BWMRI), Nashipur, Dinajpur-5200 3Soil Science Division, Bangladesh Wheat and Maize Research Institute (BWMRI), Nashipur, Dinajpur-5200 4Maize Breeding Division, Bangladesh Wheat and Maize Research Institute (BWMRI), Nashipur, Dinajpur-5200 5Wheat Breeding Division, Bangladesh Wheat and Maize Research Institute (BWMRI), Nashipur, Dinajpur-5200 6Agronomy Division, Bangladesh Wheat and Maize Research Institute (BWMRI), Nashipur, Dinajpur-5200 *Corresponding author, Email: mobarak.hossain@bwmri.gov.bd (Received: 20 October 2025, Accepted: 22 November 2025) Keywords: Soil pH, acidity, alkalinity, yield, MBCR Abstract On-farm experiments were conducted on six farms in Thakurgaon and Panchagarh of northern Bangladesh during the 2022-23 and 2023-24 Rabi seasons. Soil pH directly influences the availability of essential nutrients for plants, which are vital for their growth. Keywords: bangladesh; dolomite; maize; soil; wheat; yield

• Waterlogging Tolerance of Soybean by Ara, R; Mannan, MA; Khaliq, QA; Miah, MM Uddin (2016) - At R1 stage flooding, 100-seed weight ranged from 7.91 to 17.93g, whereas at R4 stage waterlogging from 5.81 g to 17.89 g. Relative grain weight was the highest in AGS 313 (87.06%), followed by G 00351 (82.25%) and BD soybean 4 (72.10%), and lowest in G 00197 (71.55%) at R4 stage waterlogging. The total dry matter in genotype AGS 313 was less affected even at R1 stage waterlogging, which could be attributed to more efficient production of leaf, stem, and root dry matter. Keywords: flooding; genotypes; matter; soybean; stage; waterlogging
• Growth and Yield Performance of Foxtail Millets Under Salinity by Nahar, A; Mannan, MA; Mamun, MAA; Ghosh, TK (2018) - stem dry matter, leaf dry matter and root dry matter production of foxtail millets genotypes were significantly varied due to salinity stresses. Panicle length and weight of foxtail millets genotypes under saline condition Genotypes Panicle length (cm) Panicle weight (g panicle-1) Control 6 dS/m 12 dS/m Control 6 dS/m 12 dS/m BARI Kaon-1 15.01 13.31 9.33 1.70 0.90 0.40 BD-878 15.97 11.92 11.72 1.26 0.88 0.60 3.0 4.5 6.0 7.5 9.0 10.5 12.0 Control 6 dS/m 12 dS/m Salinity D ry m at te r p ro du ct io n (g p la nt -1 ) BARI Kaon-1 BD-878 BD-897 BD-891 BD-881 54 Nahar et al. BD-897 13.77 13.11 11.78 1.33 1.39 1.00 Keywords: foxtail; genotypes; matter; millets; panicle; salinity; tolerance; yield
• Yield and Quality of Some Tropical Sugarbeet Genotypes Under Bangladesh Conditions by Sohel, MAT; Hossain, MAE; Rahman, AMS; Shanta, FH; Rajib, MRR (2022) - Beet yield and shoot yield Beet and shoot yield were significantly influenced by sugarbeet genotypes at harvest (Fig. 3 and 4). So, it was concluded that tropical sugarbeet genotype Cauvery appeared as the best one with respect to yield and quality parameters followed by CS 0328 under Bangladesh conditions. Keywords: bangladesh; genotypes; harvest; quality; sugarbeet; yield

• Effect of Poultry Manure Incorporated with Nitrogenous and Sulfur Fertilizer on the Growth, Yield, Chlorophyll and Nutrient Contents of Rice Var. BRRI dhan33 by Sarker, D; Mazumder, S; Kundu, S; Akter, F; Paul, SK (2015) - The experiment was conducted in the farm of Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka, Bangladesh during the period from August to December 2012 to study the effect of various combinations of organic manure and inorganic fertilizer on the growth, yield, chlorophyll and nutrient content of rice var. The results showed that combination of organic and inorganic fertilizers significantly increased the plant height than sole use of inorganic fertilizer and then that of organic manure. Keywords: content; effect; fertilizer; manure; number; poultry; ton
• Productivity Improvement of premium Quality Rice Through Fertilizer Management in The Haor Areas by Aziz, MA; Kashem, MA (2017) - Though insignificant but higher grain yield was obtained from BRRIdhan 50 with farmers fertilizer dose followed by soil test based fertilizer dose. Soil test based fertilizer dose failed to show higher yield than farmer practice. Keywords: brri; dat; fertilizer; soil
• Response of Mustard to Soil Test Based Fertilizer Management by Hossain, MH; Bhowal, SK; Bhuiyan, MMH; Haque, AKMS; Khan, ASMMR (2019) - The gross margin and benefit-cost ratio (BCR) also varies towards different soil test based fertilizer management and it followed a trend similar to that of gross return. Initial nutrients content values were used in calculating soil test based fertilizer dose. Keywords: fertilizer; mustard; soil; stb; yield
• Effect of Nutrient Management on Growth and Yield of Cauliflower Hybrids in haor area by Salwa, M; Kashem, MA (2020) - V2F4 13.93 31.90 44.10 50.53 Level of significance NS NS NS NS CV (%) At 30 DAP, the highest leaves plant-1 (6.45) was produced from recommended fertilizer package. Keywords: cauliflower; dap; fertilizer; yield
• Integrated Nutrient Management on the Yield and Profitability of Cauliflower by Bhowal, SK; Hossain, MH; Bashir, MM (2021) - From cost and return analysis it was revealed that the gross return, total cultivation cost and gross margin varies with different fertilizer management practices. The shortest curd length (22.23cm) was recorded in T4 treatment, which was statistically similar to farmers fertilizer management practice. Keywords: cauliflower; curd; fertilizer; management; nutrient; yield
• Foliar Application Effects of Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles on Growth, Yield and Drought Tolerance of Soybean by Dola, DB; Mannan, MA (2023) - Above circumstances, the present research was conducted to study the effect of the foliar application of nano ZnO fertilizer on growth, dry matter accumulation and yield of soybean plant under drought condition. After the foliar application of 100 and 200 ppm of nano ZnO fertilizer in control condition, the total dry weight of soybean plants increased by 23.29 and 42.86%, respectively compared to untreated plants. Keywords: application; condition; control; control condition; drought; drought condition; fertilizer; nano; plants; ppm; soybean; weight
• Foliar Fertilization on BRRI dhan28 To Reduce Soil Application of Nitrogenous Fertilizer by Mohona, M A J; Hasan, M A; Chowdhury, A K M M B; Hafiz, M H R; Islam, M R; Sharmin, S (2024) - Keywords: Foliar fertilization, BRRI dhan28, nitrogen fertilizer, yield Abstract The experiment was conducted at the research farm of Crop Physiology and Ecology Department, Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University (HSTU), Dinajpur during November 2019 to June 2020 to find out the effect of foliar fertilization on the performance of rice var. Four levels of foliar fertilization (F0 – No foliar fertilization, F1 – Foliar fertilization with 2% KNO3, F2 - Foliar fertilization with 2% DAP and F3 - Foliar fertilization with 1% American NPKS) were placed in the main plot treatments whereas three nitrogen fertilizer levels (N50 -50% of the recommended nitrogen fertilizer, N75 – 75% of the recommended nitrogen fertilizer and N100 – 100% of the recommended nitrogen fertilizer) were placed randomly in the sub-plots. Keywords: effect; fertilization; fertilizer; foliar; levels; nitrogen; nitrogen levels; yield
• Effect of Different Combinations of Organic and Inorganic Fertilizer for Maximizing Yield and Oil Content of Sunflower by Mim, N J; Amin, A K M R; Roy, T S; Mony, M S (2025) - The integration of organic and inorganic fertilizers at varying rates also significantly impacted sunflower seed yield (Fig. 4). Effect of different levels of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers on sunflower seed yield, oil content and oil productivity. Keywords: fertilizer; rdcf; sunflower; t ha−1; vermicompost; yield
• Response of Fertilizer and Weed Management on Black Cumin by Ali, M Z; Begum, A A; Kakon, S S; Karim, M R; Khan, M A H (2025) - Weed control reduce potential environmental contamination and will reduce crop weed completion and ultimately increase the yield as well as black cumin yield (Nadeem et al., 2013). At 45 DAE of black cumin T3 treatment similarly produced the maximum TDM (41.40 g m−2 and 36.00 g m−2), whereas T7 Treatment (Control) produced minimum total dry matter weight (24.60 and 23.98 g m−2) during 2018-19 and 2019-20, respectively. Keywords: cumin; dae; fertilizer; ha−1; m−2; treatment; weed; weeding; yield
• Fertilizer Recommendation for Chilli - Onion Intercropping System by Farhad, I S M; Naser, H M; Jahan, E; Masud, M M; Bhuiyan, M S (2025) - +40% RDCF of onion and T6= 100% RDCF of chilli +50% RDCF of onion were tested. T1= 100% RDCF of chilli + 0% RDCF of onion, T2= 100% RDCF of chilli +10% RDCF of onion, T3= 100% RDCF of chilli + 20% RDCF of onion, T4= 100% RDCF of chilli +30% RDCF of onion, T5= 100% RDCF of chilli Keywords: chilli; fertilizer; intercropping; onion; rdcf; treatment; yield

• System Productivity of Potato + Maize Intercropping as Affected by Sowing Date by Begum, AA; Bhuiya, MSU; Hossain, SMA; Khatun, Amina; Das, SK; Sarker, MY (2017) - Ifenkwe and Odurukwe (1990) reported that potato yields increased with delayed sowing in association with maize while maize yields decreased as its sowing date was delayed. Ifenkwe and Odurukwe (1990) also reported that potato yields increased with delay sowing in association with maize while maize yields decreased as its sowing date was delayed. Keywords: dapp; growth; intercropping; maize; potato; sowing; sown; yield
• Performance of Intercropping Groundnut with Sesame by Khan, MAH; Sultana, N; Akhtar, S; Akter, N; Zaman, MS (2017) - So, if sesame crop is damaged due to heavy rainfall, groundnut crop will thrive and farmers will not lose their crops fully. Sesame yield was reduced (13 to 21 %) and groundnut yield reduced (23 to 46 %) among the intercropping system. Keywords: bangladesh; groundnut; intercropping; rows; sesame; yield
• Production Potential and Weed Dynamics in Maize + Legumes Intercropping System by Naher, Q; Karim, SMR; Begum, M; Hossain, MA (2021) - They reported that maize yield was found to be highest from sole crop than intercropped with legume. The reduction of maize yield was probably due to intercrop competition between crops and weeds. Keywords: blackgram; dae; intercropping; legumes; maize; mungbean; soybean; systems; weeding; yield
• Intercropping of Spinach With Bottlegourd as a Leafy Vegetables Under Different Planting Methods by Islam, MS; Khatun, MF; Naher, Q; Hossain, MF; Hossain, MS (2022) - Bottle gourd equivalent yield The equivalent yield of bottle gourd was influenced by different cropping systems (Table 5). A Similar trend was found in individual twig weight (g) and bottle gourd twig yield (t ha-1). Keywords: bangladesh; bottle gourd; equivalent; intercropping; maize; spinach; treatment; twig; yield
• Light Interception and Productivity of Maize Intercropped With Legumes in Kharif Season by Naher, Q; Hossain, MA (2022) - (2003)who reported that maize yield was found to be highest from sole crop when intercropped with legume. The reduction of maize yield was probably due to intercrop competition between crops and weeds. Keywords: blackgram; dae; intercropping; legumes; maize; mungbean; soybean; systems; treatments; weeding; yield
• Effect of Planting System on Productivity of Hybrid Maize-Indian Spinach Intercropping System by Begum, AA; Rahman, MH; Hossain, J; Kakon, SS; Ali, MZ; Choudhury, DA (2022) - (YiispPisp)/ Pm Where, Yim = Yield of intercropped maize, Yiisp = Yield of intercropped Indian spinach, Pm = Market price of maize and Pisp = Market price of Indian spinach. Among intercropping treatments, the highest benefit cost ratio (3.13 and 3.07 at Joydebpur, 2.26 and 1.97 at Jashore and 2.11 and 2.08 at Ishurdi in 2016 and 2017, respectively) was obtained from T4 (hybrid maize paired row + 3 rows Indian spinach planting system) followed by T1 (hybrid maize normal row + 1 row Indian spinach planting system). Keywords: hybrid; indian; intercropping; isp; maize; mpr; row; spinach
• Intercropping Spinach and Red Amaranth With Brinjal Under Different Planting System by Ali, MZ; Begum, AA; Kakon, ss; Karim, MR; Choudhury, DA (2022) - Sole red amaranth fertilized with 78-18-35-4 kg/ha of N-P-K- S. Half N and all other fertilizers were applied at the time of final land preparation and the rest N was applied at 10 DAE of red amaranth (FRG, 2018). The higher spinach yield (31.93 t ha-1) and red amaranth yield (22.62 t ha-1) were recorded in sole spinach and sole red amaranth. Keywords: amaranth; brinjal; intercropping; rows; spinach; yield
• Intercropping of Dwarf Yard Long Bean with Maize under Different Planting System by Begum, AA; Chowdhury, JA; Ali, MZ; Karim, MR; Choudhury, DA (2023) - Maize equivalent yield was computed by converting yield of intercrops on the basis of prevailing market price of individual crop following the formula of Bandyopadhyay (1984) as given below: Maize equivalent yield = Yim + (Yib  Pb)/ Pm Where, Yim = Yield of intercropped maize, Yib = Yield of intercropped DYLB, Pm = Market price of maize and Pb = Market price of DYLB. Economic return Cost and return analysis of maize + DYLB intercropping systems have been presented in Table 3. Keywords: dylb; intercropping; maize; mpr; rows; yield
• Comparative Productivity and Profitability of Chilli-Legume Vegetable Intercropping Systems by Chowdhury, JA; Begum, AA; Kakon, SS; Ali, MZ; Khan, MAH; Karim, MR (2023) - Intercropping system also significantly reduced chilli yield by 1 to 23% over sole chilli (Table 1) might be due to inter-specific competition for space, solar radiation, nutrients and water. J. 2022, 25(2): 51-56 COMPARATIVE PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFITABILITY OF CHILLI-LEGUME VEGETABLE INTERCROPPING SYSTEMS J.A. Chowdhury, A.A. Begum, S.S. Kakon, M.Z. Ali, M.A.H. Khan and M.R. Karim Agronomy Division, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Gazipur-1701, Bangladesh Corresponding E-mail: jasminedaisy.bari@gmail.com (Received: 03 October 2022, Accepted: 13 April 2023) Keywords: Chilli, legume vegetable, intercropping, chilli equivalent yield, benefit cost ratio Keywords: bean; chilli; intercropping; pea; row; yield
• Intercropping Compatibility of Cheena and Kaon with Groundnut at Charland Condition of Bangladesh by Karim, M R; Chowdhury, J A; Kakon, S S; Ali, M Z; Khan, M A H; Mian, M A K; Rahman, J (2025) - The additional cereal rows improved system yield without proportionately reducing groundnut yield, thereby increasing total land productivity. This explains why groundnut yields were more suppressed in kaon intercrops compared to cheena intercrops. Keywords: cheena; groundnut; ha−1; intercropping; kaon; yield
• Intercropping of Summer Onion with Mukhikachu by Khan, M A H; Rahman, M; Husna, T; Akther, S; Islam, M J (2025) - Three rows of summer onion in between two double rows of mukhikachu vi) Sole summer onion. Three rows of summer onion in between two double rows of mukhikachu vi) Sole summer onion. Keywords: intercropping; mukhikachu; onion; rows; summer; summer onion; yield

• Influence of Green Manuring Crops on Dry Matter Production and Soil Health Improvement by Irin, IJ; Biswas, PK; Ullah, MJ; Roy, TS; Khan, MA (2020) - The fresh biomass of green manure crops ranged from 20.33 to 35.00 t ha-1. Age of green manure crops: an important aspect of biomass production and nitrogen accumulation. Keywords: biomass; crops; green; manuring; rostrata; sesbania; soil

• A Meta-Analysis of BRRI Conducted Ten Years Field Research on Transplanted Aman Rice in Bangladesh by Parvin, N; Salam, M A; Salam, M U; Kade, M A; Ara, T (2025) - Bangladesh Rice Research BRRI 2021: BRRI Annual Report 2020-2021, Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), Gazipur 1701, Bangladesh. BRRI 2012a: BRRI Annual Report 2009-2010. Keywords: bangladesh rice; brri; brri regional; gazipur; regional station; report; research institute; rice research; station; table

• Optimization of Herbicide Teana 9 EC Dose for Controlling Weeds in Brinjal by Paul, SK; Mazumder, S; Mujahidi, TA; Roy, SK; Kundu, S (2015) - There are many factors responsible for low yield, of which weed reduces its yield if not properly controlled (Hasanuzzaman et al., 2008).Crop management practices play an important role in crop production of which weed control is an important task which involves a lot of production cost due to unavailability of human labor in the world as well as Bangladesh. Considering the above facts, the trial was undertaken to determine the optimum doses of herbicide (Teana 9EC) on weed control and subsequent growth and yield of brinjal. Keywords: 9ec; control; das; teana; weed
• Effect of Different Doses of Herbicide (Metro 70WG) on Weed Control in Maize Field by Paul, Santosh Kumar; Akther, Shamima; Mujahidi, Towhidi Almas; Kundu, Subarna (2017) - Dry weight of weed and weed control efficiency in maize as affected by different doses of Metro 70WG over locations Treatments At 20 DAE A field experiment was conducted at Joydebpur, Gazipur and Regional Agricultural Research Station, Jamalpur of Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute during the Kharif-I season of 2012 to find out the optimum dose of herbicide Metro 70WG for controlling weeds in maize field. Keywords: 70wg; metro; weed
• Effect of Aqueous Extract of Sorghum Crop Residues on Weed Management and Crop Performance of Wheat by Ahmed, F; Uddin, MR; Hossain, MD; Sarker, UK; Sarkar, D; Chadny, DN (2019) - Abstract An experiment was conducted at the Agronomy Field Laboratory, Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh to evaluate the effect of aqueous extract of sorghum crop residues on weed management and crop performance of wheat. The experiment consisted of three varieties of wheat viz., BARI Gom-19, BARI Gom-21, BARI Gom-24 and five different levels of treatments such as no use of aqueous extract, aqueous extract of sorghum crop residues: 1:20 ratio (w/v), 1:30 ratio (w/v), 1:40 ratio (w/v) and hand weeding. Keywords: crop; extract; ratio; residues; sorghum; weed; yield
• Impact of Integrated Weed Management on Bulb Yield of Onion by Islam, MR; Moniruzzaman, M; Obaidullah, AJM; Fahim, AHF (2020) - The conventional method of weed control i.e. hand weeding and hoeing are vary laborious, time consuming and expensive. Multiplication of reduced rate herbicides for weed control in onion. Keywords: bulb; dat; onion; weed
• Determination of Different Doses of Herbicide (CLIO) to Control Weeds in Maize Field by Karim, M R; Chowdhury, J A; Mujahidi, T A; Karim, M M; Mazumder, S; Paul, S K (2025) - The highest marginal benefit–cost ratio (MBCR) both in Kharif-1, 2017 (2.28) and Rabi 2017-18 (2.41) was observed in spraying of CLIO @95 mL ha−1 and lowest in no weeding. No weeding The maximum benefit–cost ratio (MBCR) in Kharif-1, 2017 (2.28) was obtained from CLIO @75 mL ha−1 which closely followed by CLIO @95 mL ha−1 of same MBCR but in Rabi 2017- 18 (2.41) both performed similar with spraying of CLIO @75 mL ha−1 followed by @95 mL ha−1 and lowest in no weeding (Table 4). Keywords: clio; control; das; ha−1; kharif-1; paul; rabi; weed
• Effect of Different Doses of Herbicide (Magzin 70 WG) to Control Weeds in Brinjal Field by Paul, S K; Kakon, S S; Karim, M R; Mujahidi, T A; Mazumder, S; Karim, M M (2025) - Crop management practices play an important role in crop production of which weed control is an important task which involves a lot of production cost due to unavailability of human labor in the world as well as Bangladesh (Paul et al., 2022, Paul et al., 2023, Paul et al., 2024a, Paul et al., 2024b). A chemical herbicide named MAGZIN 70 WG was used to finalize an optimum dosage for weed control in brinjal field. Keywords: control; das; magzin; paul; weed

• Variations in salinity tolerance of selected mango rootstocks by Roy, RK; Robbani, M; Ali, M; Bhowal, SK; Erfan, ANM (2015) - The maximum diameter of rootstock (17.63 mm) was recorded in high (8 dSm-1) salinity treatment in rootstock line of Kuakata, followed by the same stages of rootstock lines of Khulna (17.56 mm). Four rootstock lines were arranged according to their identical number for properly data collection as well as performance review of different rootstock lines. Keywords: days; dsm-1; line; mango; rootstock; salinity; treatment

• Performance of Hybrid Maize Varieties as Influenced by Irrigation Levels by Bhuiyan, MS; Bhuiyan, MSR; Tiwari, TP; Rahaman, MA; Bhowal, SK; Uddin, R; Paul, SK (2016) - So, I2 irrigation treatment was the most effective treatment because yields and yield contributing characters of maize were very much similar with I3 irrigation treatment. In I1 irrigation treatment maize yields was lower with lower yield contributing characters. Keywords: days; hybrid; irrigation; maize; treatment; water; yield
• Effect of Low Cost Drip Tape Irrigation System on Yield and Economics of Sweet Corn by Archana, HA; Raja, N Asoka; Mahesh, R; Kalpana, R (2017) - Plant height, fresh cob length, girth, number of kernels per cob and single fresh cob weight and yield were higher at 125% PE in conventional in line drip irrigation system and it was statistically at par with drip irrigation at 125% PE in low cost drip tape irrigation system. Effect of drip tape and conventional inline drip irrigation system on yield of sweet corn Treatments No. of kernels cob-1 Green cob yield (t ha-1) Keywords: corn; drip; inline; irrigation; surface; system; tape; water; yield

• Impact of Tobacco Industry Wastewater on Germination and Seedling Growth of Mungbean by Pramanik, SK; Nezu, NJ; Siddiquea, T; Roy, D; Roy, JK (2023) - Mung bean accession, tobacco industry wastewater and their interaction significantly interacted on germination and seedling traits of mung bean. It is hypothesized that different toxic chemicals and heavy metals present in tobacco industry wastewater could interfere in germination, growth and development of mung bean. Keywords: accessions; bean; control; germination; growth; industry; mung; mung bean; root; seedling; shoot; tobacco; wastewater
• Escalation of Growth and Yield in Mungbean by Sink Manipulation: An Approach for Minimizing Pod Picking Episode by Talukder, AHMMR; Ahmed, F; Ahmed, IM; Mahfuza, SN; Ahsan, AFMS; Mokarraoma, N; Shahadat, MK; Nahar, L (2023) - 4. Relative yield (%) and % yield reduction over control (no deflowering) at different deflowering treatments in mungbean during kharif 2021 and 2022. Effect of deflowering on yield components and seed yield Over the growing seasons, the deflowering strategies effects were noticeable in the production of the number of pod plant−1 which was gradually increased with the prolongation of the deflowering period, and control (NDF) treatment produced significantly maximum number of pods plant−1 (23.0 ± 1.15 and 24.0 ± 1.15 in 2021 and 2022, respectively). Keywords: control; das; deflowering; df40; growth; mungbean; plant−1; pod; yield

• Effect of Added Urea Foliar Spray and Leaf Clipping on Growth and Yield Response of Mungbean by Hossain, MD; Karim, MF; Biswas, PK; Mahmud, MH (2023) - In case of foliar spray of urea, the maximum plant height, nodules plant-1, highest above ground dry matter plant-1, pods plant-1, pod length, seeds pod-1, 1000 seed weight, seed yield, stover yield and biological yield were recorded from F0. Foliar applied N to mungbean at flowering stage was found to increase seed yields (Abdo, 2001). Keywords: clipping; combination; foliar; leaf; mungbean; plant-1; spray; treatment; urea; yield
• Growth, Phenology and Yield Attributes of A White Maize Genotype Sauwmopmdt273 Under Different Planting Configurations by Ahamed, S; Ullah, M J; Islam, M S; Mahmud, M H; Hossain, A (2024) - The plant height, tassel length plant−1, cob length and breadth as recorded in centimeters (cm) at the time of silking, 15 days of silking and at harvest. Plant height and tassel length of maize as influenced by different planting configurations Treatments Plant height (cm) Tassel length (cm) Keywords: cm ×; cob; maize; node; planting; silking; treatment; yield

• Impact of Sowing Date Induced Temperature and Management Practices on Development Events and Yield of Mustard by Khan, MSA; Aziz, MA (2016) - whereas at high management practices crop yielded 1183 kg ha-1. The highest seed yield (1569 kg ha-1) was recorded from 06 November sowing with high management practices while the lowest seed yield (435 kg ha-1) from 14 December sowing with low management practices. Keywords: december; flowering; high; management; management practices; november; practices; sowing
• Sowing Time and Management Effects on Phenology, Growth and Yield of Garden Pea by Kakon, SS; Sheikh, MM; Khan, MSA; Begum, AA; Chowdhury, JA; Hossain, MA (2021) - The results revealed that the highest pod yield (14.77 t ha -1 in 2015-16 and 13.09 t ha -1 in 2016-17 at Joydebpur and 9.63 tha -1 in 2015-16 and 10.33 t ha -1 in 2016-17 at Burirhat) was recorded from 30 November sowing with high management practices which was followed by 15 December with the same management. Yield reduction in late sowing was reduced to some extent by high management practices. Keywords: burirhat; days; flowering; joydebpur; management; practices; sowing; yield
• Influence of Sowing Dates on the Phenological Development, Growth and Yield Of White Maize Genotypes by Akhtar, S; Ullah, MJ; Hamid, A; Islam, MS; Ahamed, MKU; Masum, SM (2021) - Yield attributes of white maize genotypes under varying sowing dates during Rabi 2017-18 Treatments Number of grain row per cob Number of grains per row on a cob Number of grains per cob 100- grain weight Effect on variety V1 13.67 22.11 301.84 31.16 V2 11.44 16.07 183.72 26.25 V3 13.50 20.94 282.55 31.38 V4 13.56 20.24 274.50 32.80 LSD(0.05) 0.68 0.87 0.96 1.00 Effect on sowing dates S1 13.08 21.11 278.75 32.38 S2 12.83 20.02 258.45 30.01 S3 13.67 18.34 244.75 28.80 LSD(0.05) 0.58 0.75 0.83 0.87 Interaction effect of variety and sowing date V1S1 14.00 23.10 323.40 33.02 V1S2 13.00 23.11 300.43 30.43 V1S3 14.00 20.12 281.68 30.04 V2S1 11.33 16.80 190.34 28.98 V2S2 11.33 16.54 187.40 26.50 J. 2021, 24(1): 57-70 INFLUENCE OF SOWING DATES ON THE PHENOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT, GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHITE MAIZE GENOTYPES S. Akhtar1, M.J. Ullah2, A. Hamid3, M.S. Islam2, M.K.U. Ahamed4 and S.M. Masum2 1Krishi Gobeshona Foundation, 2Department of Agronomy, 4Department of Botany, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, 3Department of Agronomy, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University Corresponding E-mail: shahrina.akhtar@gmail.com (Received: 05 March 2021, Accepted: 14 March 2021) Keywords: White maize, genotypes, sowing date, phenology, performance Keywords: dates; days; december; leaf; maize; november; sowing; stage
• Effect of Integrated Weed Management Practices on Weed Growth and Yield of Sorghum in Winter by Kakon, S S; Nasreen, S S; Begum, A A; Chowdhury, J A; Mantu, M Z A; Zannat, S T; Khan, M A H (2025) - Keywords: Sorghum, weed management, weed dry matter, weed control efficiency, yield Abstract The field experiment was conducted at Agronomy Division, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Gazipur, during Rabi season of 2022-23 and 2023-2024 to study the effect of integration of chemical and cultural methods for weed management in sorghum. Traditional hand weeding is the most efficient and widely adopted practice of weed management but it is labor intensive, time consuming and not economical due to high wage rates. Keywords: atrazine; dae; das; days; emergence; hand; ha−1 spraying; l ha−1; sowing; weeding
• Growth and Yield of Chia (Salvia hispanica) as Influenced by Sowing Time and Row Spacing in Relation to Temperature at Different AEZs by Kakon, S S; Chowdhury, J A; Rahman, J; Paul, S; Sarker, M A I; Alom, M M; Huda, M S; Siddique, M N A (2025) - November sown crop prevailed lower mean air temperature throughout the growing 40 Kakon et al. period. Highest crop growth duration was recorded (109 days, 108 days, 106 days, 112 days, 108 days, 110 days and 110 days at Gazipur, Jamalpur, Jashore, Burirhat, Hathazari, Rajbari and Shyampur, respectively) in 15 November sowing due to prevailing lower mean air temperature (21.58 °C, 19.89 ° Keywords: chia; crop; days; november; row; sowing; spacing; temperature; yield

• Intercropping of Cabbage with Maize by Khanum, MM; Bazzaz, MM; Ahmed, B; Huda, MS; Hossain, MA (2020) - Being row and spaced crop, some short duration vegetables may have access to grow with maize as intercrop for extra quick cash generation without hampering maize yield. Due to development of some potential hybrid maize and its availability in this region, farmers tend to shift their cultivation with maize crop in Rabi season (Shaheenuzzaman et al., 2015). Keywords: cabbage; maize; planting; row; rows; yield

• Nutrient Requirement of Advanced Olitorius Breeding Line O-0512-6-2 for Maximum Growth and Yield by Sultana, A; Ferdous, J; Jui, S A; Tasnim, N; Alim, M A (2024) - Bangladesh's top priority is to improve jute fiber yield and quality. J. 2024, 26(2): 1-6 NUTRIENT REQUIREMENT OF ADVANCED Olitorius BREEDING LINE O-0512-6-2 FOR MAXIMUM GROWTH AND YIELD A. Sultana*, J. Ferdous, S.A. Jui, N. Tasnim and M.A. Alim Agronomy division, Bangladesh Jute Research Institute, Manik Mia Avenue, Dhaka, Bangladesh *Corresponding author, Email: oni.abida@gmail.com (Received: 15 January 2023, Accepted: 20 November 2023) Keywords: Fiber crop, Nutrient, growth, fiber yield, olitorius breeding line Keywords: bangladesh; breeding; fiber; jute; line; o-0512; yield

• Growth Performance of Lentil by the Effect of Irrigation and Boron Splitting Asfoliar Application by Paul, S; Roy, TS; Chakraborty, R; Roy, M; Sarker, SC (2020) - Response of irrigation application on dry matter (g) plant-1 of lentil atdifferent days after sowing (SE= 0.0508, 0.056, 0.4946, 0.4956 at 35, 50, 65 DAS and at harvest respectively). The figure indicated that plant dry matter increased with advancement of growth stage irrespective of irrigation levels. Keywords: basal; boron; das; days; effect; harvest; irrigation; rest
• Assessment of Yield and Yield Attributes of Tossa Jute as Affected by Variety and Field Duration by Ahmed, M; Tanni, JF; Parvej, SMS; Jui, SA; Mamun, MSA; Mitra, S (2023) - Similarly, Debnath et al. (2018) reported that the increasing pattern of plant height was almost the same in case of variety BJRI Tossa pat-6 and BJRI Tossa pat-6 up to 90 DAS and after 90 DAS this parameter increase pattern remained sharper in case of variety BJRI Tossa pat-6 compare to BJRI Tossa pat-5 upto 120 DAS. Fig. On the other hand, BJRI Tossa Pat-7 and BJRI Tossa Pat-8 (Robi-1) gave higher fibre yield when it was harvested at 110-120 DAS compared to JRO-524. Keywords: bjri; das; duration; fibre; jute; tossa; yield

• Effect of Field Duration on Yield and Yield Attributes of Tossa Jute Varieties at Different Agroecological Zones by Ferdous, J; Hossain, MS; Alim, MA; Islam, MM (2020) - In case of Rangpur, it was observed that plant population, base diameter and plant height, fibre yield and stick yield fibre yields and stick yield were differed significantly due to interaction effect of variety and field duration. At Jessore, plant population, base diameter and plant height, fibre yield and stick yield fibre yields and stick yield were differed significantly due to interaction effect of variety and field duration. Keywords: days; fibre; jute; tha-1; yield
• Growth and Yield of Chickpea as Affected by Detopping Time and Height by Kobir, MS; Ali, MO; Hossain, MJ; Alam, MS; Paul, S; Hajong, P; Rahman, MH (2022) - Seed yield (1419.95 kg ha-1) and Marginal Benefit Cost Ratio (MBCR) (13.1) was recorded maximum when chickpea plants de-topped 50 DAE at 5 cm from growing tip. Nipping at 40 DAE showed maximum t values of days to maturity, pods plant-1, branches plant-1, seed yield and followed by nipping at 50 DAE but only vegetable yield was highest with later nipping and followed by 10 days earlier this practice. Keywords: chickpea; days; emergence; tip; yield

• Fiber Yield, Physical and Biochemical Properties of Three Species of Sesbania by Chanda, SC; Hossain, MS; Uddin, MM; Islam, MM; Sarwar, AKM Golam (2019) - Munawar, S. S., K. Umemura and S. Kawai. Raja et al. (2016) reported that S. rostrata fibers showed cellulose content of 64.36%, hemicelluloses 11.25%, lignin 17.19% and ash 1.45%. Keywords: bispinosa; cannabina; fiber; properties; sesban; sesbania; species; weight

• Development of Vegetable Based Cropping Pattern In Cumilla Region by Bhowal, SK; Hossain, MH; Bashir, MM; Khan, ASMMR (2020) - Source: Meteorological department, Regional station, BRRI, Cumilla Results and Discussion Yield of Vegetables Average yield and economic performance of vegetable based cropping pattern during 2015-16 and 2016-17 are presented in Table 3 and 4. So, the present study was carried out to establish and selection of suitable vegetable based cropping pattern in Cumilla region of Bangladesh. Keywords: amaranth; cropping; indian; pattern; potato; red; spinach; vegetable
• Effect of Row Orientation on Productivity Of Sugarcane With Potato as Intercrop by Hossain, M S; Rashid, M M; Sohel, M A T; Islam, A K M R; Islam, M S (2024) - Micrometeorological studies of crop row direction on growth and biotic stress in oilseed Brassica. J. 2024, 26(2): 7-15 EFFECT OF ROW ORIENTATION ON PRODUCTIVITY OF SUGARCANE WITH POTATO AS INTERCROP M.S. Hossain1*, M. M. Rashid1, M.A.T. Sohel2, A.K.M.R. Islam3 and M.S. Islam4 1Bangladesh Sugarcrop Research Institute, Regional Station, Thakurgaon, Bangladesh 2On-farm Research Division, Bangladesh Sugarcrop Research Institute, Ishurdi-6620, Pabna, Bangladesh 3Agronomy & Farming System Division, Bangladesh Sugarcrop Research Institute, Ishurdi-6620, Pabna, Bangladesh 4Physiology and Sugar Chemistry Division, Bangladesh Sugarcrop Research Institute, Ishurdi-6620, Pabna, Bangladesh *Corresponding author, Email: atsohel@yahoo.com (Received: 18 September 2023, Accepted: 1 January 2024) Keywords: Sugarcane, row direction, internodes, germination, benefit cost ratio Keywords: cane; direction; east; north; potato; row; south; src; sugarcane; west; yield
• Synergistic Effects of Biochar and Vermicompost on Yield and Quality of Potato by Biswas, B R; Akhter, F; Roy, P; Sarker, U; Roy, A; Roy, T S (2025) - This study aims to investigate the potential benefits of using vermicompost and biochar in conjunction with recommended dose of fertilizers (RDF) to improve potato yield and quality. Although different mixes were tried, the best one for potato yield and quality was 3 t ha−1 of both biochar and vermicompost mixed together. Keywords: biochar; content; ha−1; potato; production; quality; t ha−1; tuber; vermicompost; yield

• Growth and Yield of Lentil as Influenced by Zinc and Boron Management by Kumar, A; Biswas, P K; Rahman, A (2024) - Interaction of variety and micronutrient management The treatment combination of V2F6 (Binamasur-8 and 50% RFD + 50% cow dung + Zn and B as foliar spray) showed the highest plant height (38.45 cm), number of branches plant−1 (7.40), number of pods plant−1 (63.20), seed yield (2.91 t ha−1), and harvest index (58.65%) compared to that of other interactions whereas the highest number of seeds pod−1 (1.83) by V2F1 (Binamasur-8 and no fertilizer), 1000-seed weight (34.87) by V1F1 (BARI Masur-8 and no fertilizer), straw yield (2.22 t ha−1 ) and biological yield (5.02 t ha−1) by V1F3 (BARI Masur-8 and RFD with Zn as foliar spray) treatment combinations (Table 1-3). The lowest parameters were recorded from V2F1 (Binamasiur-8 and no fertilizer application) interactions having plant height (32.53 cm) and straw yield (1.63 t ha−1) compared to that of other interactions whereas the number of branches plant−1 (4.80) and harvest index (53.13%) by V2F5 (Binamasur-8 and 50% RFD + 50% cow dung), number of pods plant−1 (40) by V2F2 (Binamasur- 8 and recommended fertilizer dose of N, P, K, and S (RFD) with Zn as basal), number of seeds pod−1 (1.53) by V2F4 (Binamasur-8 and RFD with Zn and B as foliar spray), 1000-seed weight (27.13) by V2F3 (Binamasur-8 and RFD with Zn as foliar spray), seed yield (1.96 t ha−1) and biological yield (3.69 t ha−1) by V1F4 (BARI Masur-8 and RFD with Zn and B as foliar spray) treatment combinations (Table 1-3). Keywords: foliar; ha−1; lentil; rfd; spray; yield
• Determination of Appropriate Sowing Date on Fibre Yield and Yield Attributes of Jute (Corchorus olitorius L.) var. BJRI Tossa Pat-8 (Robi-1) by Ferdous, J; Sarker, M Y; Alim, M A (2024) - Results and Discussion Results revealed all the yield contributing data like plant height, base diameter, fibre yield and stick yield were not differed significantly due to variety irrespective of sowing dates at JAES Manikganj (Table 1). All the yield and yield contributing characters like plant population, base diameter, fibre yield and stick yield were not significantly affected but only plant population was differed significantly due to sowing date irrespective of variety at Rangpur (Table 2). Keywords: april; fibre; ha−1; yield
• Effect of Biochar and NPK Management on Growth and Yield of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) by Das, R K; Biswas, P K; Islam, M S; Roy, T S; Khan, M A (2025) - For similar environments, a practical recommendation is ~10 t ha−1 biochar with 100-150% of the recommended NPK dose to maximize combined vegetative and reproductive performance. Biochar effects on crop yields with and without fertilizer: A meta-analysis of field studies using separate controls. Keywords: biochar; ha−1; months; rfd

• Effect of spacing on P and Zn uptake of local T. Aman rice varieties in Khulna area by Parvin, S; Islam, MM; Mondal, MK; Quddus, KG; Mahmud, AM (2015) - But in straw Zn content was found the highest (40.17 ppm) from Bashfulbalam and the lowest (34.28 ppm) from Ranisalute. Interaction effect of variety x spacing was found statistically significant in both grain and straw Zn content ranged from 24.67 ppm to 41.00 ppm in grain and 32.00 ppm to 43.33 ppm in straw (Table 2). Keywords: content; spacing; uptake
• Effect of plant spacing and depth of USG placement on yield of Boro rice by Das, S; Chaki, AK; Sobhan, N; Hossain, MM; Arshad, HM (2015) - Based on the results of the study it can be concluded that the spacing of transplanting of 20 cm x 20 cm in combination with 8 cm depth of placement of USG is the best for obtaining higher yield of Boro rice under the agro-ecological conditions of present study. J. 2014, 17(1): 103-106 Short Communication EFFET OF PLANT SPACING AND DEPTH OF USG PLACEMENT ON YIELD OF BORO RICE S. Das1, A. K. Chaki2, N. Sobhan1, M. M. Hossain3 and H. M. Arshad4 1Scientific Officer, Soil Science Division, Bangladesh Institute of Nuclear Agriculture, Mymensingh 2Scientific Officer, On-Farm Research Division, Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Gazipur 3Assistant Manager, Category and Procurement, ACI Limited, Dhaka 4Assistant Director, Farm Division, BADC, Dattanagar, Jhenaidah Corresponding author: dasshilpi84@yahoo.com Keywords: depth; spacing; yield
• Effect of Spacing and Seedling Per Hill on the Performance of Aus Rice var. BRRI dhan48 by Ninad, TA; Bahadur, MM; Hasan, MA; Alam, MM; Rana, MS (2018) - So, among these three seasons, rice yield is the lowest in Aus season as compared to the other growing seasons and therefore, efforts should be made to increase the yield of Aus rice. Excess number of seedlings hill-1 may produce higher number of tillers hill-1 resulting in mutual shading and lodging and thus favouring the production of higher grain and straw yield, while less number of seedlings hill-1 may cause reduction of total number of panicles in per unit area which may be associated with poor yield. Keywords: cm spacing; number; seedling; spacing; yield

• Physiological Traits and Yield Performance of Mungbean (Vigna radiata (L) Wilczek) as Influenced by Light Intensities by Hossain, MA; Hasan, MA; Sikder, S; Chowdhury, AK MMB; Sarker, MS (2018) - Seed Seed Seed Seed yield yield yield yield The interaction effect of light levels and mungbean varieties on seed yield plant-1 (Table 2) and seed yield were significantly influenced (Fig.2). Lantican and Catedral (1977), Laosuwan et al. (1992) and Miranda-Abilay and Lantican (1982) observed lower seed yield for shaded grown mungbean plant. Keywords: binamoong; chlorophyll; l100; l50; mungbean; sunlight; yield

• Effect of Soil Test Based Fertilizer Package for Yield and Economic Return of Lentil + Mustard Mixed Cropping System In Charland of Pabna by Maniruzzaman, M; Alam, M Robiul; Islam, MS; Islam, MZ; Molla, MSH; Islam, MA (2020) - Keywords: Mixed cropping, char land, lentil, mustard, lentil equivalent yield, economic return Lentil equivalent yield and % increase of lentil equivalent yield over control in lentil+ mustard mixed cropping system at Char Sadipur, Pabna during the Rabi season of 2013-14 and 2014-15 Treatments Lentil equivalent yield (Kg ha-1) % Lentil equivalent yield increase over control (T8) 2013-14 2014-15 2013-14 2014-15 T1: N20P24K20S18Zn2B1.5 641 913 137 97 T2: N25P24K20S18Zn2B1.5 705 939 160 103 T3: N25P30K20S18Zn2B1.5 878 994 224 115 T4: N25P24K25S18Zn2B1.5 971 966 258 109 T5: Keywords: k25 s18; lentil; n25; p30; s18 zn2; yield; zn2 b1.5

• Intercropping of Pea and Kheshari as Vegetables and Fodder Crop with Dwarf Type Sunflower Variety by Roy, P; Begum, F (2023) - Selling price: Sunflower seed = Tk.50 kg-1, Pea = Tk.60 kg-1 (green vegetable), khesari= Tk.10 kg-1 (green vegetable) Selling price: Sunflower seed = Tk. Keywords: rows; sunflower; yield

• Intercropping French Bean with Brinjal at Varying Planting System by Chowdhury, JA; Bazzaz, Md Mahfuz; Kakon, SS; Begum, AA; Khanum, Most Mahbuba (2019) - So, in the inter-row space of brinjal french bean can be grown as intercrop for higher economic return as well as soil nutritious status can be improved. 4,69,760 ha- 1), gross margin (Tk. 3,66,440 ha-1), and BCR (4.54) were obtained in brinjal normal row + 2 lines french bean between brinjal and the lowest in sole french bean. Keywords: bean; brinjal; lines; row
• Intercropping Onion and Garlic with Brinjal Under Different Planting System by Ali, M Z; Begum, A A; Chowdhury, J A; Kakon, S S; Mian, M A K (2025) - Among the intercropping situation in case of onion, the highest number of plant m-2 (38.59 m−2) of onion was obtained from T1 treatment (Brinjal 100% + 4 row onion 57%) and the lowest number of plant m-2 (27.59 m2) was recorded in T4 treatment (Brinjal 100% + 3 row garlic 43%). The highest plant height (50.45 cm) and single bulb weight (60.90 g) was recorded in T2 treatment (Brinjal 100% + 3 row onion 43%) and the lowest plant height (46.42 cm) and single bulb weight (55.08 g) was obtained from T1 treatment (Brinjal 100% + 4 row onion 57%). Keywords: brinjal; cm ×; garlic; onion; row; row garlic; row onion; yield

• Influence of Twig Removal on Yield and Economics of Pea Varieties by Kakon, SS; Kamal, SMAHM; Mian, MAK; Shaha, RR; Hossain, MA (2021) - Higher monetary returns obtained from those treatments might be due to higher yield and vegetable yield for twig removal. The experiment was conducted at the Research field of Agronomy Division, BARI, Joydebpur, Gazipur during rabi seasons of 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 to evaluate the effects of twig removal on yield and yield attributes, and extra benefit incurred due to removal of twig as a leafy vegetable in pea varieties. Keywords: cm twig; dae; removal; twig; twig removal; yield

• Screening Non-Improved Zimbabwean Sorghum Land Races for Resistance to Witch Weed by Chipfunde, Onismus; Masocha, Mhosisi (2017) - The aim of this study is to screen sorghum landraces for S. asiatica resistance and test the escape hypothesis through a controlled in a pot experiment. This study reveals that early maturing Zimbabwean sorghum landraces tend to be more resistant to S. asiatica parasitism compared to late maturing ones. Keywords: asiatica; landraces; sorghum
• Planting System Effects on Intercropping of Gardenpea and Sorghum by Begum, AA; Mian, MAK; Kamal, SMAHM; Karim, MR; Saha, RR; Hossain, MA (2021) - On a field basis, sorghum yields have exceeded 11 t ha -1 with above average yields ranging from 7-9 t ha -1 where moisture is not a limiting factor. In both locations, SEY was computed by converting yield of intercrops on the basis of prevailing market price of individual crop following the formula by Bandyopadhyay (1984) as given below: Sorghum equivalent yield = Yis + Keywords: gardenpea; sorghum; year; yield
• Effect of Nutrient Management on Growth, Yield and Nutrient Uptake in Sorghum by Nasreen, S S; Begum, A A; Kakon, S S; Chowdhury, J A; Ali, M Z; Akther, S; Khan, M A H; Mian, M A K (2025) - Nutrient uptake in sorghum grain as affected by different treatments in 2024-2025 Treatments N uptake K uptake P uptake S uptake T1 76.77 34.99 10.87 10.53 T2 59.58 34.84 11.07 10.09 T3 55.45 33.76 10.84 9.91 T4 43.37 27.35 9.12 7.88 T5 31.56 22.26 7.36 6.58 Table 6. Nutrient uptake (N-P-K-S-Zn-B) showed a positive correlation with sorghum grain yield. Keywords: sorghum

• Optimization of The Priming Time of Mannitol Solution for Mungbean Seed Treatment by Rahman, M A; Baque, M A; Sarmin, S; Elahi, M M (2024) - Decreased leakage of solute from primed seed may be because of better membrane repair during hydration (Fu et al., 1988). Seed priming techniques have been used to accelerate the emergence of more vigorous plants. Keywords: hours; mannitol; mannitol solution; priming; seeds; solution

• Comparative Growth Performances of Tea Saplings Raised in the Poly and Gunny Bags by Rana, MM; Hossain, SMA; Hossain, MI; Huq, MS; Rahman, MM (2016) - Among the data, 25% data showed gunny bags favored the generation of primary branches, 25% data showed poly bags favored the generation of primary branches and rest of the data showed non-significant (Table 4). *Corresponding author: ranabtri@yahoo.com Key words: Tea, sapling, growth, poly bag, jute bag. Keywords: bags; gunny; poly; saplings

• Effect of Weeding and Herbicide Management on Fibre Yield and Yield Attributes of Tossa Jute by Ferdous, J; Hossain, MS; Alim, MA; Islam, MM (2020) - Treatment T7 (3.11 t ha -1) gave maximum yield when W2 sprayed after 1 day of W1 with 100% RD followed by T10 (2.81 t ha -1) when mixture sprayed same day of W1 with 50% RD. J. 2020, 23(1): 101-106 EFFECT OF WEEDING AND HERBICIDE MANAGEMENT ON FIBRE YIELD AND YIELD ATTRIBUTES OF TOSSA JUTE J. Ferdous, M.S. Hossain, M.A. Alim and M.M. Islam1 Agronomy Division and 1Planning, Training and Communication Division, Bangladesh Jute Research Institute, Dhaka, Bangladesh Corresponding E-mail: tanny.jannat92@gmail.com (Received: 20 February 2020, Accepted: 18 August, 2020) Keywords: Jute yield, Whip Super 9 EC, Sunrice ® 150WG, weeding Keywords: day; yield

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