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Rice Science for a Better World Rabi Season 2015-16 Trials (G9: Polder Community Water Management)

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Page 1: Rabi Season 2015-16 Trials

Rice Science for a Better World

Rabi Season 2015-16 Trials

(G9: Polder Community Water Management)

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• Traditional Rice-Traditional Sesame/Mungbean• Aman rice harvest in December, no fertilizer and crop

management other than weeding• Soil remain too wet to plough until February• Farmer usually plough land in mid-Feb wait for soil to dry

out and arrival of 4-wheel tractor from Jessore• Sesame/mung established in the 2nd half of Feb

Background

Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

Traditional Rice Sesame Mungbean

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• Poor & delayed germination of dry season crops due to lack of moisture

• No cultural management other than weeding

• Harvest: last wk of May/early June• Crop damaged by – Pre-monsoon rainfall in 2012-13

& 2013-14 rabi season prior to harvest

– Farmers’ could not established crops in 2014-15 due to rainfall in Jan and Feb 2015

Background

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Traditional vs Improved Cropping Pattern

Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun

Traditional Rice Sesame Mungbean

HYV Sesame Mungbean

HYV Rice

Wheat

Maize/Sunflower

Maize/Sunflower

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Fultala

WMU1 HYV Rice-RabiTrad Rice-SesameImproved drainage

WMU2Trad Rice-SesameImproved drainage

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Basurabad & Bhennabunia

BasurabadHYV Rice-Rabi CropsSemi-Improved drainage

BhennabuniaTrad (Rice+Fish)-Sesame Farmer water mangt

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• WMU1 (Fultala):– Terminal drainage: mid-November 2015– Ploughing: mid-January 2016– Crop establishment: 3rd week of January 2016 • Crop – traditional (sesame/mungbean)• Seed rate & crop mngt: farmer practice• No fertilizer, no irrigation, no pest disease control• Weeding: farmer’ practice

• WMU2 (Fultala): Terminal drainage: 4th wk of Nov 2015 – Trad Rice-Sesame/Mungbean(FP)

• Bhennabunia: Trad (Rice+fish)-Sesame/Mungbean (FP)

Traditional Cropping (Fultala+Bhennabunia)

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• WMU1 +Basurabad– Ploughing: mid-Jan 2016/early Feb 2016• Sesame (BARI Til 4) in 3rd wk of Jan 2016–Seed rate: 5 kg/ha–Row spacing: 30 cm–Fertilizer: 100-130-40-100-2-8 kg/ha Urea-

TSP-MoP-Gypsum-Zinc-Boron• Mungbean (BARI Mug 6) in mid-Feb 2015–Seed rate: 25 kg/ha–Row spacing: 30 cm–Fertilizer: 40-80-30 kg/ha Urea-TSP-MoP

Traditional Cropping (Fultala+Basurabad)

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• WMU1 +Basurabad (for HYV Sesame/Mungbean)• Fertilizer –Basal (all fertilizer) at final land preparation–Basal PKZnSB plus 50%N+ rest 50% N will be

topdressed at flowering (25-30 DAS)• Irrigation:–No irrigation/rainfed–One irrigation at flowering to topdress N

fertilizer 25-30 DAS• Other management practices will be the same as

farmers’ practice

Traditional Cropping (Fultala+Basurabad)

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• High value and high yielding rabi crops will be established by zero/minimum tillage

• Wheat (BARI Gom 25/26/27/28 saline/heat tolerant)– Establishment in the 1st week of Dec 2015 • Surface seeding in line/broadcast (cowdung

coated seed)• Strip tillage

– Seed rate: 125 kg/ha– Row spacing: 20 cm– Fertilizer: 180-140-40-110-4-5 kg/ha Urea-TSP-

MoP-Gypsum-Zinc-Boron

Improved Cropping (WMU1 + Basurabad)

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• High value and hybrid rabi crops will be established by zero/minimum & conventional tillage

• Maize (hybrid Pacific 984)– Dibbling in non-tilled saturated soil in the 1st week

of Dec 2015– Strip tillage in the 1st week of Dec 2015– Conventional tillage in the 2nd week of Jan 2016– Seed rate: 25 kg/ha– Spacing: 75 cm x 25 cm– Fertilizer: 500-240-180-240-10-5 kg/ha Urea-TSP-

MoP-Gypsum-Zinc-Boron

Improved Cropping (WMU1 + Basurabad)

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• High value and hybrid rabi crops will be established by zero/minimum and conventional tillage

• Sunflower (hybrid Hysun33)– Dibbling in the 1st week of Dec 2015 in non-tilled

saturated soil– Conventional tillage in the 2nd week of Jan 2016– Seed rate: 6 kg/ha– Spacing: 50 cm x 25 cm– Fertilizer: 180-150-120-120-8-10 kg /ha Urea-TSP-

MoP-Gypsum-Zinc-Boron

Improved Cropping (WMU1 + Basurabad)

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• Fertilizer: – Basal (all fertilizer)– Basal + TD (1-2) depending on water availability in

canals• Irrigation:– Rainfed– Irrigation (1/2) at TD– Irrigation at 50 kPa at 37.5 cm depth

Improved Cropping (WMU1 + Basurabad)

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• Mulching to address soil cracking – Standing rice straw: 0, 15, 30 cm– Surface spreading of rice straw @5 t/ha (~ 5 cm

thick)– Green/live mulch: grass pea, field pea, cowpea

seed broadcast 2 weeks before rice harvest at recommended rate or when soil moisture permits

– Crack measurement at different mulching• Tensiometer: at 7.5 cm, 22.5 cm, 37.5 cm & 52.5 cm

depth to monitor soil moisture

Improved Cropping (WMU1 + Basurabad)

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– Emergence– Plant density– Crop development, height at different growth

stages and yield components• Wheat–Crown root initiation, booting, heading,

flowering, grain filling, physiological maturity–Plant height, spike/m2, grains/spike, 1000

grain wt

Crop data monitoring

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• Sunflower–Flower bud initiation, Flowering start, 80%

hard seed, Physiological maturity–Plant height, head dia, floret/head, floret

fertility, 1000 seed wt• Maize: –Taselling, Silking, Milky kernel, Physiological

maturity–Plant height, cob length, cob dia,

kernels/cob, 1000 kernel wt

Crop data monitoring

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• Sesame & Mungbean–Vegetative, Flowering, Pod formation,

Physiological maturity–Plant/m2, pod/plant, seed/pod, 1000 seed

wt– Grain and straw yield of all rabi crops

Crop data monitoring

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• Irrigation water• Decagon weather station to be installed at the

study site– Rainfall, T max-min, RH max-min, Solar Rad

• Tensiometer for soil moisture dynamics• Weather data from BMD Khulna– RF, EV, Tmax-min, Sun shine, RH

Water & climatic data monitoring

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• Economics of rice and rabi crops cultivation• Monitoring all activities jointly by the project staff

(BRAC/BRRI) and participating farmers• Input use and cost• Labor use per activity and wage rate• Farm gate and market price of the commodity

produced including grain and straw

Crop economics

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• Mat nursery preparation for machine transplanting• Rice-Fish• HYV sesame, mungbean and wheat seed production – use

and marketing• Sunflower oil production, home consumption and marketing

by WMG’s destitute women – collect seed from each household– extract oil by using traditional GHANI – distribute among HHs – take 20% oil from each HH (need negotiation with

community)– OTHER OPTIONS??– Can we develop an extension agent

Women Livelihood

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Thank You

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