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Seminar
on
Chethan, H.
PALB 4162
Sr. M.Sc (Agri)
Dept. of Agronomy
UAS, GKVK, Bengaluru-65
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Introduction.
Mechanism of nitrogen losses.
Nitrate pollution.
Effect of nitrate pollution.
Precision water and nutrient management.
Conclusion.
Future line of work.
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Introduction
Area (lakh hectares) Production (million tones) Yield (kg/hectare)
427.53 105.24 2,462
Annual Report 2013-14, Dept.of Agri.&Co.,MOA,GOI
Rice is one of the most staple food crop of India in
term of both area and production. India is the second largest
producer and consumer of rice in the world.
• Irrigated Rice
• Rainfed Lowland
• Upland Rice
• Flood prone
Different Rice Eco SystemIn India
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Fertilizer consumption
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0
50
100
150
200
250
300
2009-10
2010-11
Chemical Fertilizer Consumption in States (kg/ha):
2009-10 and 2010-11
Source: www.indiastat.com
Fig: 1
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Recommended fertilizer
They want good Green crop & Yield
BUT…
Bhadra command area 100:50:50 Kg NPK/ha
Cauvery command area 125:62.5:62.5 Kg NPK/ha
ENVIRONMENT ?
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•Plant uptake
• Denitrification
• Volatilization
• Immobilization
• Leaching losses
• Run off losses
N cycle
Nitrogen mobility in
soil
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greenpeaceindia.org
Fig: 2
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Nitrate interfere with oxygen carrying capacity of blood causing cyanosis
in infants (Methemoglobinaemia)
Nitrate reduce to nitrite in human & cattle's body by intestinal Bactria,
causes cancer and other diseases.
Normally healthy person has 0.8% of Methoglobin is present, when it has
20% causes headache and giddiness, more than 60% leads to
unconsciousness finally death occur at 80% methoglobin content
Recently WHO reported that nitrate level in Rajasthan is 800mg/litre .
Which is much higher than the permissible limit of 45mg/litre.
Nitrate poisoning in grazing animals have been reported in Nagpur.
Avoid use of
excess
fertilizers…..
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Hungabee Lake (left), in the Canada. In contrast, Lake Taihu (right) in China.
Eutrophication
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Reasons for nitrate pollution
• Excess application of nitrogen fertilizers
• Indiscriminate use of irrigation water
• Lack of knowledge about
Method of application of fertilizer & water
Time of application
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Precision management
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Precision Agriculture
• The term Precision Farming means the
application of technologies and principles to
manage spatial and temporal variability
associated with all aspects of agricultural
production
(Pierce and Nowak, 1999)
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Objectives of Precision Farming
• Increased Production
• More Efficient Input Usage
• Energy Conservation
• Soil and Ground Water Protection
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Misconceptions about precision agriculture
• Precision farming can not be done without the aids of RS, GPS
and GIS
• Precision farming is only for crop management
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Precision water & nutrient
management
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Precision water & nutrient management
methods
• Method of establishment
• Source of application
• Time of application
• Quantity of application
• Method of application
• LCC
• SPAD
• STCR
• SSNM
• Remote sensing
Variable rate technologies
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Method of establishment
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Table 2: Total leaching loss of nitrogen (kg/ha) as influenced by establishment techniques in
rice.
Treatments
Total leaching loss of nitrogen
Kharif Summer Pooled
Establishment techniques
M1: Transplanting 5.13 6.29 5.71
M2: SRI 4.87 5.98 5.42
M3: Aerobic 3.29 4.03 3.66
S.Em± 0.01 0.02 0.02
C.D. at 5% 0.05 0.09 0.05
ARS, Kathalagere Jayadeva and Prabhakara Setty (2006)
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Treatment Grain
yield
(t/ha)
No. of
irrigation
Irrigation
water use
(mm)
Rain fall
during crop
growth (mm)
Total water
saving (%)
Conventional
transplanting
5.23 21 1,150 470.8 _
SRI 5.13 21 730 470.8 25.91
Aerobic rice 4.81 21 525 470.8 38.56
SEm± 0.07 _ _ _ _
LSD (p = 0.05 0.29 _ _ _ _
Soumya et al. (2012)New Delhi
Table 3: Effect of planting methods on water use and its saving
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Source of application
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Treatments
Total leaching loss of nitrogen
Kharif Summer Pooled
S1: Urea 4.49 5.50 5.00
S2: Ammonium sulphate 4.39 5.37 4.88
S3: Complex fertilizer
(17:17:17) and top
dressing with urea
4.53 5.57 5.05
S4: Large sized urea
granules
4.32 5.28 4.80
S.Em± 0.03 0.02 0.02
C.D. at 5% 0.10 0.06 0.05
Table 4: Total leaching loss of nitrogen (kg/ha) as influenced by sources of
nitrogen in rice.
Jayadeva and Prabhakara Setty (2006)ARS, Kathalagere
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Nitrification inhibitors
There are chemicals, which can retard the process of nitrification
and reduces the losses by leaching and denitrification.
N –serve (2-chloro 6trichloromethyl pyridine)
AM (2-amino 4chloro 6methyl pyrimidine)
DCD(dicyadiamide)
ST(sulphathiazole)
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Slow release nitrogen fertilizers
• SCU (Sulphur coated urea)
• PCU (Polymer coated urea)
• NCU (Neem coated urea)
• IBDU (Isobutylidene diurea)
• USG (Urea super granules )
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Treatment
N uptake
(kg/ha)
NUE
(kg grain/kg N
added)
Apparent N
recovery (%)
Prilled urea 61.62 22.66 50.88
Urea super
granule(USG)
67.05 29.67 61.92
Large granule
urea(LGU)
61.96 21.30 51.85
Orissa Panda (1993)
Table 5: Effect of sources of N uptake, NUE, apparent N recovery and production
efficiency of N by rice in coastal soils (mean of two year)
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Time & quantity of
application
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Total and average of nitrate leaching in different treatments of urea
application amount (50, 125, 200 and 275 kg/ha) in different split number (1,
2 and 3)
Iran Forough et al. (2014)
Fig: 3
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The average of nitrate leaching in different split treatments and the basal
application treatment
Forough et al. (2014)Iran
Fig: 4
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Treatments Grain yield
(Kg/ha)
AEN (Kg/Kg) WUE
(Kg/ha-cm)
T1 6760 44.5 76
T2 11447 86.4 105
T3 6628 43.3 77.5
T4 11333 85.4 114.5
T5 11375 88.1 111.5
T6 11216 84.3 123
T7 8015 58.1 38.5
S.Em± 570.14 5.45
CD@5% 1642.0 15.70
T1= Irrigation @1.5Epan throughout growth stages
T2= Irrigation @2Epan throughout growth stages
T3= Irrigation @1.25Epan to tillering + 1.5Epan tillering to
maturity
T4=Irrigation @1.25Epan to tillering + 2Epan
tillering to maturity
T5= Irrigation @1.5Epan to tillering + 2Epan
tillering to maturity
T6= Irrigation @ 1.25Epan to tillering + 5Epan tillering to
panicle emergence + 2Epan panicle emergence to
maturity
T7= surface irrigated puddle transplanted rice
Table 6: Drip irrigation scheduling on grain yield, AEN, WUE of aerobic rice with
surface irrigated puddle transplanted rice
UAS, Bengaluru Anusha (2015)
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Method of application
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Treatments
Initial N
(kg ha-1)
N
through
fertilize
r
(kg ha-
1)
Total
(kg ha-1)
Uptake
of N by
crop
(kg ha-1)
Expecte
d
balance
(kg ha-
1)
Actual
balance
(kg ha-1)
Net loss
(-) or
gain (+)
T1:Surface irrigation with soil application of RDF 292.4 100.0 392.4 83.4 309.0 265.0 -44.0
T2:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through
DF with NF)
292.4 50.0 342.4 89.3 253.1 223.0 -30.1
T3:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through
DF with NF)
292.4 75.0 367.4 97.9 269.5 240.0 -29.5
T4:100% RDF (50% basal with NF +50%top dress through
DF with NF)
292.4 100.0 392.4 105.7 286.7 262.0 -24.7
T5:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through
DF with WSF)
292.4 50.0 342.4 101.7 240.7 215.0 -25.7
T6:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through
DF with WSF)
292.4 75.0 367.4 126.5 240.9 230.0 -10.9
T7:100% RDF(50% basal with NF+50%top dress through
DF with WSF)
292.4 100.0 392.4 131.0 261.4 256.0 -5.4
T8:50 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 292.4 50.0 342.4 117.8 224.6 213.0 -11.6
T9:75 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 292.4 75.0 367.4 131.0 236.4 230.0 -6.4
T10:100% RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 292.4 100.0 392.4 141.2 251.2 250.0 -1.2
Table 7: Nitrogen balance (kg ha-1) in the soil after the harvest of aerobic rice as
influenced by drip fertigation
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Genotypes Aerobic rice surface
irrigation
Aerobic rice drip
irrigation
Puddle transplanted rice
Grain
yield
NUE WU
E
Grain
yield
NUE WUE Grain
yield
NUE WUE
Rasi 5411 54.1 50.8 7379 73.8 101.3 6078 60.8 41.3
MAS 946-1 5900 59.0 51.9 7765 77.7 96.3 6393 63.9 41.2
Grain yield (Kg/ha), NUE (Kg/Kg), WUE(Kg/ha-cm)
Table 8: Effect of different methods of irrigation on grain yield, NUE, WUE of
different genotypes
Anusha (2015)UAS, Bengaluru
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LCC
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PAU, Ludhiana Yadvinder Singh et al.(2007)
Location Grain yield (t ha-1) Fertilizer N applied (kg
ha-1)
PFPN (kg grain/kg
N)
RN LCC 4 RN LCC 4 RN LCC 4
Dhatt 7.13 7.69 120 80 59.4 88.0
Hissowal 6.98 7.09 120 80 58.0 87.9
Gurdaspur 5.29 6.50 120 80 44.1 81.3
Table 9: Comparison of LCC and recommended nitrogen in different
locations.
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SPAD
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Table 10: Comparison of SPAD method with farmer’s practice for N
management in rice at selected sites.
Treatment N used (kg ha-1) Grain yield (t ha-1) AEN PFP-N
Philippines
Control 0 3.7 - -
Farmer’s practice 126 6.0 18.2 41.0
SPAD-35 150 6.7 19.7 44.7
India
Control 0 5.3 - -
Farmer’s practice 125 6.4 8.8 51.6
SPAD-35 60 7.1 51.0 118.4
Vietnam
Control 0 2.8 - -
Farmer’s practice 120 4.0 9.8 33.0
SPAD-35 70 4.0 17.8 57.5
PFP-N = partial factor productivity for applied N = grain yield/applied N
IRRI Balasubramanian (2000)7/11/2015 40
STCR
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STCR equations for rice in different regions :
Suitable region S T C R equation
Tamil Nadu FN= 2.54 T – 0.54 SN
Madurai FN = 7.94 T – 0.46 SN
Karnataka FN = 3.45 T – 0.29 SN
Kurnool FN = 6.28 T – 0.40 SN
Madhya Pradesh FN = 2.78 T – 0.27 SN
Punjab FN = 3.02 T – 0.63 SN
West Bengal FN = 3.28T – 0.18 SN
Delhi FN = 3.44 T – 0.31 SN
FN = Fertilizer N to be applied (kg ha-1)
SN = Soil Nitrogen (kg ha-1)
(Yellamanda Reddy and Sankara Reddi)
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STCR equation for rice ( Jaya and other HYV)for
Bengaluru, Thumakuru and Kolara district
FN= 7.26T- 129SN
FP2O5= 4.05T-2.52SP2O5
FK2O= 3.15T-0.29SK2O
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SSNM
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sites
AEN REN PFPN
SSNM FFP ∆ SSNM FFP ∆ SSNM FFP ∆
Gurudaspur 18.3 9.27 9.05 0.33 0.22 0.12 51.20 36.7 14.5
Hoshiarpur 16.4 8.31 8.07 0.30 0.18 0.12 45.4 31.9 13.5
Ludhiana 13.3 9.69 3.59 0.27 0.23 0.03 50.0 49.2 0.77
Patiala 16.4 13.0 3.36 0.33 0.27 0.06 43.6 42.3 1.26
Faridkot 17.1 8.32 8.75 0.31 0.18 0.13 40.0 29.0 11.0
Firozpur 17.9 7.56 10.4 0.30 0.18 0.13 35.7 23.1 12.6
All 16.1 8.79 7.26 0.30 0.20 0.10 44.2 34.7 9.48
∆ = SSNM- FFP
Table 11: Effect of SSNM on fertilizer N use efficiency in irrigated, transplanted rice
fields at six sites in Punjab
Harmandeep et al. (2004)Punjab
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Table 12: Effect of SSNM on fertilizer N use efficiency, fertilizer
cost and gross return in 21 farms of China.
Parameters Treatment
SSNM Farmer’s fertilizer practice
AEN (kg grain/ kg N) 11.4 6.4
REN (kg N /kg N) 0.29 0.18
PPN (kg grain/ kg N) 49 37
China Wang et al. (2001)
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Remote sensing
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Cultivar (year) Treatment Total N
applied(k
g ha-1)
Rice
grain
yield(t
ha-1)
Total N
uptake(
kg ha-1)
AEN REN
PR120 (2009) No–N control 0 3.37 52.5 - -
120 kg N ha-1 applied in 3 equal split dose sat
0, 21and 42 DAT of rice
120 8.23 150.2 40.6 81.4
30 kg N ha-1 at transplanting + 45 kg N ha-1 at
21 DAT + sensor guided N dose at 42 DAT
103 8.33 144.6 48.2 89.4
HKR 127 (2009) No–N control 0 5.01 71.2 - -
120 kg N ha-1 applied in 3 equal split dose sat
0, 21and 42 DAT of rice
120 7.26 125.4 18.7 45.1
30 kg N ha-1 at transplanting + 45 kg N ha-1 at
21 DAT + sensor guided N dose at 42 DAT
101 7.38 123.8 23.5 52.1
LSD (p = 0.05):
cultivar
0.194 7.11 6.76 4.20
Fertilizer treatment 0.320 6.20 4.62 5.46
Cultivar × fertilizer
treatment
0.453 8.77 6.53 6.53
Table 13: Evaluation of Green Seeker optical sensor based site-specific N
management with blanket recommendation for fertilizer N in rice
Ludhiana Bijay Singh et al. 2009
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Case studies
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For more information contact
Dr. Sai Bhaskar Reddy
Co-ordinater ClimaAdopt project
Email-
saibhaskarnaka@gmail.com
Mobile No. 09676799191
Improving Water Use Efficiency in Punjab
Agriculture:
The Case of Tensiometers
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Table 14:
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Conclusion
• Urea super granules or slow releasing fertilizers are best way to
minimize nitrate loss than use of prilled urea.
• Nitrogen management using chlorophyll meter at critical value
35 recorded higher grain yield and Agronomic nitrogen use
efficiency compared to farmers practice.
• Aerobic method of rice cultivation with drip irrigation helps in
increasing water use efficiency than puddle transplanted rice.
• Nitrogen application based on Leaf colour chart at critical value
4 is the optimal N fertilization strategy for rice, since it gives
higher grain yield besides saving of N as compared to blanket N
recommendation.
• Drip fertigation with water soluble fertilizer increases nitrogen
use efficiency compared to surface irrigation with soil
application of recommended fertilizer.
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Future line of work
• Intensive work on use of remote sensors in
precision water and nutrient management in
Indian contest need attention.
• Quantification of nutrient losses under micro
irrigation is required.
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Treatments
Cost of
cultivati
on
(Rs. ha-
1)
Gross
returns
(Rs. ha-1)
Net
returns
(Rs. ha-1)
B:C
T1:Surface irrigation with soil application of RDF 38520 65126 26606 1.69
T2:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 38720 65905 27185 1.70
T3:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 39695 75190 35496 1.89
T4:100% RDF (50% basal with NF +50%top dress through DF with
NF)
41260 82891 41632 2.01
T5:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with
WSF)
45632 78394 32762 1.72
T6:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with
WSF)
50945 105093 54148 2.06
T7:100% RDF(50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with
WSF)
56261 114365 58104 2.03
T8:50 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 55213 91766 36553 1.66
T9:75 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 63716 106452 42736 1.67
T10:100% RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 72223 121222 48999 1.68
Rekha, (2013)UAS, Bengaluru
Table 15: Economics of aerobic rice as influenced by drip fertigation
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Treatments
Irrigation
water
used
(mm)
Total water
used IR+ER
(mm)
Water
productivi
ty (kg ha-
cm-1)
T1:Surface irrigation with soil application of RDF 846.00 1073.0 31.45
T2:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 487.15 714.5 47.47
T3:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 487.15 714.5 54.51
T4:100% RDF (50% basal with NF +50%top dress through DF with
NF)
487.15 714.5 60.18
T5:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with
WSF)
487.15 714.5 57.48
T6:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with
WSF)
487.15 714.5 78.38
T7:100% RDF(50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with
WSF)
487.15 714.5 85.99
T8:50 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 487.15 714.5 68.02
T9:75 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 487.15 714.5 79.27
T10:100% RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 487.15 714.5 91.01
S.Em ± - - 4.39
CD @ 5% - - 13.05
CV (%) - - 11.63
Table 16: Total water used (mm) and water use efficiency (kg ha-cm-1) of aerobic
rice under drip fertigation
Rekha (2014)UAS, Bengaluru
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precision water and nutrient management for preventing nitrate pollution

  • 2. Seminar on Chethan, H. PALB 4162 Sr. M.Sc (Agri) Dept. of Agronomy UAS, GKVK, Bengaluru-65 7/11/2015 2
  • 3. Introduction. Mechanism of nitrogen losses. Nitrate pollution. Effect of nitrate pollution. Precision water and nutrient management. Conclusion. Future line of work. 7/11/2015 3
  • 4. Introduction Area (lakh hectares) Production (million tones) Yield (kg/hectare) 427.53 105.24 2,462 Annual Report 2013-14, Dept.of Agri.&Co.,MOA,GOI Rice is one of the most staple food crop of India in term of both area and production. India is the second largest producer and consumer of rice in the world. • Irrigated Rice • Rainfed Lowland • Upland Rice • Flood prone Different Rice Eco SystemIn India 7/11/2015 4
  • 6. 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 2009-10 2010-11 Chemical Fertilizer Consumption in States (kg/ha): 2009-10 and 2010-11 Source: www.indiastat.com Fig: 1 7/11/2015 6
  • 7. Recommended fertilizer They want good Green crop & Yield BUT… Bhadra command area 100:50:50 Kg NPK/ha Cauvery command area 125:62.5:62.5 Kg NPK/ha ENVIRONMENT ? 7/11/2015 7
  • 8. •Plant uptake • Denitrification • Volatilization • Immobilization • Leaching losses • Run off losses N cycle Nitrogen mobility in soil 7/11/2015 8
  • 11. Nitrate interfere with oxygen carrying capacity of blood causing cyanosis in infants (Methemoglobinaemia) Nitrate reduce to nitrite in human & cattle's body by intestinal Bactria, causes cancer and other diseases. Normally healthy person has 0.8% of Methoglobin is present, when it has 20% causes headache and giddiness, more than 60% leads to unconsciousness finally death occur at 80% methoglobin content Recently WHO reported that nitrate level in Rajasthan is 800mg/litre . Which is much higher than the permissible limit of 45mg/litre. Nitrate poisoning in grazing animals have been reported in Nagpur. Avoid use of excess fertilizers….. 7/11/2015 11
  • 13. Hungabee Lake (left), in the Canada. In contrast, Lake Taihu (right) in China. Eutrophication 7/11/2015 13
  • 14. Reasons for nitrate pollution • Excess application of nitrogen fertilizers • Indiscriminate use of irrigation water • Lack of knowledge about Method of application of fertilizer & water Time of application 7/11/2015 14
  • 16. Precision Agriculture • The term Precision Farming means the application of technologies and principles to manage spatial and temporal variability associated with all aspects of agricultural production (Pierce and Nowak, 1999) 7/11/2015 16
  • 18. Objectives of Precision Farming • Increased Production • More Efficient Input Usage • Energy Conservation • Soil and Ground Water Protection 7/11/2015 18
  • 19. Misconceptions about precision agriculture • Precision farming can not be done without the aids of RS, GPS and GIS • Precision farming is only for crop management 7/11/2015 19
  • 20. Precision water & nutrient management 7/11/2015 20
  • 21. Precision water & nutrient management methods • Method of establishment • Source of application • Time of application • Quantity of application • Method of application • LCC • SPAD • STCR • SSNM • Remote sensing Variable rate technologies 7/11/2015 21
  • 23. Table 2: Total leaching loss of nitrogen (kg/ha) as influenced by establishment techniques in rice. Treatments Total leaching loss of nitrogen Kharif Summer Pooled Establishment techniques M1: Transplanting 5.13 6.29 5.71 M2: SRI 4.87 5.98 5.42 M3: Aerobic 3.29 4.03 3.66 S.Em± 0.01 0.02 0.02 C.D. at 5% 0.05 0.09 0.05 ARS, Kathalagere Jayadeva and Prabhakara Setty (2006) 7/11/2015 23
  • 24. Treatment Grain yield (t/ha) No. of irrigation Irrigation water use (mm) Rain fall during crop growth (mm) Total water saving (%) Conventional transplanting 5.23 21 1,150 470.8 _ SRI 5.13 21 730 470.8 25.91 Aerobic rice 4.81 21 525 470.8 38.56 SEm± 0.07 _ _ _ _ LSD (p = 0.05 0.29 _ _ _ _ Soumya et al. (2012)New Delhi Table 3: Effect of planting methods on water use and its saving 7/11/2015 24
  • 26. Treatments Total leaching loss of nitrogen Kharif Summer Pooled S1: Urea 4.49 5.50 5.00 S2: Ammonium sulphate 4.39 5.37 4.88 S3: Complex fertilizer (17:17:17) and top dressing with urea 4.53 5.57 5.05 S4: Large sized urea granules 4.32 5.28 4.80 S.Em± 0.03 0.02 0.02 C.D. at 5% 0.10 0.06 0.05 Table 4: Total leaching loss of nitrogen (kg/ha) as influenced by sources of nitrogen in rice. Jayadeva and Prabhakara Setty (2006)ARS, Kathalagere 7/11/2015 26
  • 27. Nitrification inhibitors There are chemicals, which can retard the process of nitrification and reduces the losses by leaching and denitrification. N –serve (2-chloro 6trichloromethyl pyridine) AM (2-amino 4chloro 6methyl pyrimidine) DCD(dicyadiamide) ST(sulphathiazole) 7/11/2015 27
  • 28. Slow release nitrogen fertilizers • SCU (Sulphur coated urea) • PCU (Polymer coated urea) • NCU (Neem coated urea) • IBDU (Isobutylidene diurea) • USG (Urea super granules ) 7/11/2015 28
  • 29. Treatment N uptake (kg/ha) NUE (kg grain/kg N added) Apparent N recovery (%) Prilled urea 61.62 22.66 50.88 Urea super granule(USG) 67.05 29.67 61.92 Large granule urea(LGU) 61.96 21.30 51.85 Orissa Panda (1993) Table 5: Effect of sources of N uptake, NUE, apparent N recovery and production efficiency of N by rice in coastal soils (mean of two year) 7/11/2015 29
  • 30. Time & quantity of application 7/11/2015 30
  • 31. Total and average of nitrate leaching in different treatments of urea application amount (50, 125, 200 and 275 kg/ha) in different split number (1, 2 and 3) Iran Forough et al. (2014) Fig: 3 7/11/2015 31
  • 32. The average of nitrate leaching in different split treatments and the basal application treatment Forough et al. (2014)Iran Fig: 4 7/11/2015 32
  • 33. Treatments Grain yield (Kg/ha) AEN (Kg/Kg) WUE (Kg/ha-cm) T1 6760 44.5 76 T2 11447 86.4 105 T3 6628 43.3 77.5 T4 11333 85.4 114.5 T5 11375 88.1 111.5 T6 11216 84.3 123 T7 8015 58.1 38.5 S.Em± 570.14 5.45 CD@5% 1642.0 15.70 T1= Irrigation @1.5Epan throughout growth stages T2= Irrigation @2Epan throughout growth stages T3= Irrigation @1.25Epan to tillering + 1.5Epan tillering to maturity T4=Irrigation @1.25Epan to tillering + 2Epan tillering to maturity T5= Irrigation @1.5Epan to tillering + 2Epan tillering to maturity T6= Irrigation @ 1.25Epan to tillering + 5Epan tillering to panicle emergence + 2Epan panicle emergence to maturity T7= surface irrigated puddle transplanted rice Table 6: Drip irrigation scheduling on grain yield, AEN, WUE of aerobic rice with surface irrigated puddle transplanted rice UAS, Bengaluru Anusha (2015) 7/11/2015 33
  • 35. Treatments Initial N (kg ha-1) N through fertilize r (kg ha- 1) Total (kg ha-1) Uptake of N by crop (kg ha-1) Expecte d balance (kg ha- 1) Actual balance (kg ha-1) Net loss (-) or gain (+) T1:Surface irrigation with soil application of RDF 292.4 100.0 392.4 83.4 309.0 265.0 -44.0 T2:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 292.4 50.0 342.4 89.3 253.1 223.0 -30.1 T3:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 292.4 75.0 367.4 97.9 269.5 240.0 -29.5 T4:100% RDF (50% basal with NF +50%top dress through DF with NF) 292.4 100.0 392.4 105.7 286.7 262.0 -24.7 T5:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 292.4 50.0 342.4 101.7 240.7 215.0 -25.7 T6:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 292.4 75.0 367.4 126.5 240.9 230.0 -10.9 T7:100% RDF(50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 292.4 100.0 392.4 131.0 261.4 256.0 -5.4 T8:50 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 292.4 50.0 342.4 117.8 224.6 213.0 -11.6 T9:75 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 292.4 75.0 367.4 131.0 236.4 230.0 -6.4 T10:100% RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 292.4 100.0 392.4 141.2 251.2 250.0 -1.2 Table 7: Nitrogen balance (kg ha-1) in the soil after the harvest of aerobic rice as influenced by drip fertigation Rekha (2014)UAS, Bengaluru7/11/2015 35
  • 36. Genotypes Aerobic rice surface irrigation Aerobic rice drip irrigation Puddle transplanted rice Grain yield NUE WU E Grain yield NUE WUE Grain yield NUE WUE Rasi 5411 54.1 50.8 7379 73.8 101.3 6078 60.8 41.3 MAS 946-1 5900 59.0 51.9 7765 77.7 96.3 6393 63.9 41.2 Grain yield (Kg/ha), NUE (Kg/Kg), WUE(Kg/ha-cm) Table 8: Effect of different methods of irrigation on grain yield, NUE, WUE of different genotypes Anusha (2015)UAS, Bengaluru 7/11/2015 36
  • 38. PAU, Ludhiana Yadvinder Singh et al.(2007) Location Grain yield (t ha-1) Fertilizer N applied (kg ha-1) PFPN (kg grain/kg N) RN LCC 4 RN LCC 4 RN LCC 4 Dhatt 7.13 7.69 120 80 59.4 88.0 Hissowal 6.98 7.09 120 80 58.0 87.9 Gurdaspur 5.29 6.50 120 80 44.1 81.3 Table 9: Comparison of LCC and recommended nitrogen in different locations. 7/11/2015 38
  • 40. Table 10: Comparison of SPAD method with farmer’s practice for N management in rice at selected sites. Treatment N used (kg ha-1) Grain yield (t ha-1) AEN PFP-N Philippines Control 0 3.7 - - Farmer’s practice 126 6.0 18.2 41.0 SPAD-35 150 6.7 19.7 44.7 India Control 0 5.3 - - Farmer’s practice 125 6.4 8.8 51.6 SPAD-35 60 7.1 51.0 118.4 Vietnam Control 0 2.8 - - Farmer’s practice 120 4.0 9.8 33.0 SPAD-35 70 4.0 17.8 57.5 PFP-N = partial factor productivity for applied N = grain yield/applied N IRRI Balasubramanian (2000)7/11/2015 40
  • 42. STCR equations for rice in different regions : Suitable region S T C R equation Tamil Nadu FN= 2.54 T – 0.54 SN Madurai FN = 7.94 T – 0.46 SN Karnataka FN = 3.45 T – 0.29 SN Kurnool FN = 6.28 T – 0.40 SN Madhya Pradesh FN = 2.78 T – 0.27 SN Punjab FN = 3.02 T – 0.63 SN West Bengal FN = 3.28T – 0.18 SN Delhi FN = 3.44 T – 0.31 SN FN = Fertilizer N to be applied (kg ha-1) SN = Soil Nitrogen (kg ha-1) (Yellamanda Reddy and Sankara Reddi) 7/11/2015 42
  • 43. STCR equation for rice ( Jaya and other HYV)for Bengaluru, Thumakuru and Kolara district FN= 7.26T- 129SN FP2O5= 4.05T-2.52SP2O5 FK2O= 3.15T-0.29SK2O 7/11/2015 43
  • 45. sites AEN REN PFPN SSNM FFP ∆ SSNM FFP ∆ SSNM FFP ∆ Gurudaspur 18.3 9.27 9.05 0.33 0.22 0.12 51.20 36.7 14.5 Hoshiarpur 16.4 8.31 8.07 0.30 0.18 0.12 45.4 31.9 13.5 Ludhiana 13.3 9.69 3.59 0.27 0.23 0.03 50.0 49.2 0.77 Patiala 16.4 13.0 3.36 0.33 0.27 0.06 43.6 42.3 1.26 Faridkot 17.1 8.32 8.75 0.31 0.18 0.13 40.0 29.0 11.0 Firozpur 17.9 7.56 10.4 0.30 0.18 0.13 35.7 23.1 12.6 All 16.1 8.79 7.26 0.30 0.20 0.10 44.2 34.7 9.48 ∆ = SSNM- FFP Table 11: Effect of SSNM on fertilizer N use efficiency in irrigated, transplanted rice fields at six sites in Punjab Harmandeep et al. (2004)Punjab 7/11/2015 45
  • 46. Table 12: Effect of SSNM on fertilizer N use efficiency, fertilizer cost and gross return in 21 farms of China. Parameters Treatment SSNM Farmer’s fertilizer practice AEN (kg grain/ kg N) 11.4 6.4 REN (kg N /kg N) 0.29 0.18 PPN (kg grain/ kg N) 49 37 China Wang et al. (2001) 7/11/2015 46
  • 48. Cultivar (year) Treatment Total N applied(k g ha-1) Rice grain yield(t ha-1) Total N uptake( kg ha-1) AEN REN PR120 (2009) No–N control 0 3.37 52.5 - - 120 kg N ha-1 applied in 3 equal split dose sat 0, 21and 42 DAT of rice 120 8.23 150.2 40.6 81.4 30 kg N ha-1 at transplanting + 45 kg N ha-1 at 21 DAT + sensor guided N dose at 42 DAT 103 8.33 144.6 48.2 89.4 HKR 127 (2009) No–N control 0 5.01 71.2 - - 120 kg N ha-1 applied in 3 equal split dose sat 0, 21and 42 DAT of rice 120 7.26 125.4 18.7 45.1 30 kg N ha-1 at transplanting + 45 kg N ha-1 at 21 DAT + sensor guided N dose at 42 DAT 101 7.38 123.8 23.5 52.1 LSD (p = 0.05): cultivar 0.194 7.11 6.76 4.20 Fertilizer treatment 0.320 6.20 4.62 5.46 Cultivar × fertilizer treatment 0.453 8.77 6.53 6.53 Table 13: Evaluation of Green Seeker optical sensor based site-specific N management with blanket recommendation for fertilizer N in rice Ludhiana Bijay Singh et al. 2009 7/11/2015 48
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  • 52. Improving Water Use Efficiency in Punjab Agriculture: The Case of Tensiometers 7/11/2015 52
  • 54. Conclusion • Urea super granules or slow releasing fertilizers are best way to minimize nitrate loss than use of prilled urea. • Nitrogen management using chlorophyll meter at critical value 35 recorded higher grain yield and Agronomic nitrogen use efficiency compared to farmers practice. • Aerobic method of rice cultivation with drip irrigation helps in increasing water use efficiency than puddle transplanted rice. • Nitrogen application based on Leaf colour chart at critical value 4 is the optimal N fertilization strategy for rice, since it gives higher grain yield besides saving of N as compared to blanket N recommendation. • Drip fertigation with water soluble fertilizer increases nitrogen use efficiency compared to surface irrigation with soil application of recommended fertilizer. 7/11/2015 54
  • 55. Future line of work • Intensive work on use of remote sensors in precision water and nutrient management in Indian contest need attention. • Quantification of nutrient losses under micro irrigation is required. 7/11/2015 55
  • 57. Treatments Cost of cultivati on (Rs. ha- 1) Gross returns (Rs. ha-1) Net returns (Rs. ha-1) B:C T1:Surface irrigation with soil application of RDF 38520 65126 26606 1.69 T2:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 38720 65905 27185 1.70 T3:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 39695 75190 35496 1.89 T4:100% RDF (50% basal with NF +50%top dress through DF with NF) 41260 82891 41632 2.01 T5:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 45632 78394 32762 1.72 T6:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 50945 105093 54148 2.06 T7:100% RDF(50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 56261 114365 58104 2.03 T8:50 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 55213 91766 36553 1.66 T9:75 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 63716 106452 42736 1.67 T10:100% RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 72223 121222 48999 1.68 Rekha, (2013)UAS, Bengaluru Table 15: Economics of aerobic rice as influenced by drip fertigation 7/11/2015 57
  • 58. Treatments Irrigation water used (mm) Total water used IR+ER (mm) Water productivi ty (kg ha- cm-1) T1:Surface irrigation with soil application of RDF 846.00 1073.0 31.45 T2:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 487.15 714.5 47.47 T3:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with NF) 487.15 714.5 54.51 T4:100% RDF (50% basal with NF +50%top dress through DF with NF) 487.15 714.5 60.18 T5:50% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 487.15 714.5 57.48 T6:75% RDF (50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 487.15 714.5 78.38 T7:100% RDF(50% basal with NF+50%top dress through DF with WSF) 487.15 714.5 85.99 T8:50 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 487.15 714.5 68.02 T9:75 % RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 487.15 714.5 79.27 T10:100% RDF through drip fertigation with WSF 487.15 714.5 91.01 S.Em ± - - 4.39 CD @ 5% - - 13.05 CV (%) - - 11.63 Table 16: Total water used (mm) and water use efficiency (kg ha-cm-1) of aerobic rice under drip fertigation Rekha (2014)UAS, Bengaluru 7/11/2015 58