Cultivation of Rice Varieties in Upland Areas

In view of the book presented above, it may be concluded that out of the twelve varieties of rice, IR-64 performed the best under the agro-climatic conditions of kymore plateau (Rewa region M.P). It yielded up to 45.61 q/ha with the highest net income up to Rs. 61247/ha. 1. Among the variety IR-64 gave higher values of most of the growth and yield component characters and resulted in significantly the highest grain yield (45.61 q/ha) and net income Rs. 57237/ha.2. Application of 150 kg N/ha produced the highest growth characters: yield attributing traits and grain yield (37.70 q/ha) and net income (Rs. 46065/ha).3. The combination of variety IR-64 and 150 kg N/ha was found the best in respect of most of the growth and yield attributing characters along with grain yield (53.91 q/ha) followed by US-314 sown with 150 kg N/ha (47.90 q/ha).4. The economics of treatment 150 kg N/ha and variety IR-64 was found the most net income Rs 77184/ha and B:C ratio 4.12.

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Dr. Pavan Kumar Para was born in the Indian district of Morena on Feb. 28, 1994. (M.P.). In 2016-17, he graduated from Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya in Jabalpur with a B.Sc. (Agriculture) (M.P.). He finished his M.Sc. Ag. Agronomy at Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya in Jabalpur in 2018-19. (M.P.). He is currently a Ph.D. student.