Experiment code 16.5.3.14
Experiment Title Application of CSM-CERES-Rice model for assessment of plant density and nitrogen management of transplanted rice for tropical environment
Research Type Departmental Research
Experiment Background India is the second largest producer of rice in the world after china. It has an area of 43 million hectares with production of 99 million tones and 3.45 t/ha productivity. Crop simulation models are principal tools needed to brining agronomic science into information science. CERES-rice model is a process based management-oriented model that can simulate the growth and development of crop, with these crop model it possible to simulate a living plant through the mathematical and conceptual relationship which governs its growth in the soil-water-plant-atmosphere. Crop simulation model explain much of the interaction between the environment and the crop. These model predicted the performance of a particular cultivars, sown at any climate and would lead to information on transfer of agro-technology. CERES-rice model is a process based management oriented model that can simulated the growth and development of rice crop also provides validation of crop outputs and thus users can compare simulated outcome with observed results. Such validated model can also take the information generated through site specific experiment and trial to other sites years (Ritchie et al. 1988). Model is also helpful for advance simulation of crop performance under different environment and it is essential for planning of crop practices. In this study the (CSM)-CERES-Rice model is used to simulate of the phenology and yield of Gurjari variety in south Gujarat under different plant density’s and nitrogen application levels.
Experiment Group Basic Science
Unit Type (02)EDUCATION UNIT
Unit (12)NAVINCHANDRA MAFATLAL COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (NAVSARI)
Department (353)navinchandra mafatlal college of agriculture
BudgetHead (303/12135/00)303/03/REG/01776
Objective
  1. To study the morpho-physiological parameters at different nitrogen does along with plant density of rice crop.
  2. The performance evaluation of the model for rice for tropical circumstance. 
  3. To determine the best management practices to increase the productivity of rice crop for local condition.
Season Kharif
Location Unit Type (02)EDUCATION UNIT
Location Unit (12)NAVINCHANDRA MAFATLAL COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (NAVSARI)
Location Department (353)navinchandra mafatlal college of agriculture
Plot No C16B
PI Name (NAU-EMP-2008-000426)AJAY VITTHALRAO NARWADE
PI Email narwadeajay_2000@nau.in
PI Mobile 9375189469
Year of Approval 2020
Commencement Year 2020
Completion Year 2025
Design of Experiment

Design: FRBD 

Factor 1: Plant density (PD)

    Plant density one: PD 1 = One seedling hill

    Plant density: PD 2 = Two seedling hill  

    Plant density: PD 3  = Three seedling hill

Factor 2: Nitrogen does (N) Kg N ha-1

    N1 = 80

    N2 = 100

    N3 = 120

Crop Spacing (cm x cm)

20 cm x 15 cm

Gross Plot (m x m) 4.2 m x 4.0 m
Net Plot (m x m) 3.6 m x 3.4 m
Total Experiment Area (m2) 470
Plot History Last Three Year

Rice 

Initial Soil Sample Analysis Report
Initial Soil Sample Analysis Report Attachment
Layout Plan
Layout Plan Attachment
Treatment
Treatment Attachment
(NAU-EMP-2008-000426) AJAY VITTHALRAO NARWADE narwadeajay_2000@nau.in 9375189469 15-02-2025
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Rice Gurjari