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<dc:date>2026-04-18T12:37:11Z</dc:date>
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<title>EFFICACY OF VERMICOMPOST AND CONVENTIONAL COMPOST ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF CAULIFLOWER</title>
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<description>EFFICACY OF VERMICOMPOST AND CONVENTIONAL COMPOST ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF CAULIFLOWER
JAHAN, FATEMA NASRIN
A field experiment was conducted with cauliflower "Snow white" during the rabi season (2008-2009) in&#13;
Grey Terrace Soil (Inceptisol) of Joydebpur. Ago Ecological Zone (AEZ-28). To find out the efficacy of&#13;
vermicompost (VC) and conventional compost (CC) on cauliflower&#13;
(Bans/ca oleracea var. botiytis) &#13;
yield, uptake. optimum rate&#13;
or&#13;
vermicompost and conventional compost for cauliflower cultivation.&#13;
Minimize the use of chemical fertilizer in presence of vermicompost or conventional compost. The &#13;
experiment was laid out in RCRD design with twelve treatments replicated three times. The treatments&#13;
were: T,= 100% Recommended Dose of Chemical Fertilizer (RDCF),T&#13;
2&#13;
= 80% RDCF.T 60% &#13;
RDCF,T4= 100% RDCF+ VC ® 1.5 t h&amp;',T 80% RDCF+ VC @3 t&#13;
hi',&#13;
T&#13;
6= 60% RDCF+ VC @6&#13;
hi',T VC @ 6t haS'. &#13;
fr&#13;
 100% RDCF+ CC @ 1.51 ha",T&#13;
9  80&#13;
0/o&#13;
RDCF+ CC @&#13;
RDCF+ CC @ 6 t hi', 111=&#13;
CC @ 6 t ha",T,2&#13;
= Absolute control. The doses of 100% RDCF was &#13;
1` 51(6 S40&#13;
 Zn5&#13;
B,kg hi'. The sources of vermicompost were cowdung and kitchen wastes (3:1) processed&#13;
by epigeic earthworm&#13;
Lisenia Jet/do.&#13;
Different nutrient packages significantly influenced the yield and&#13;
yield components of cauliflower. It was observed that 100% RDCF+ 1.5 t ha&#13;
S&#13;
' vermicompost produced&#13;
the highest curd yield (37.63 t ha&#13;
1&#13;
) of cauliflower. This yield was statistically identical with 100% RDCF&#13;
+ 1.5 1 &#13;
hi' conventional compost (34.67 t hi') and 80% RDCF + 3.0 t hi' vermicompost (34.07 t hi').&#13;
Vermicompost exhibited better performance than conventional compost alone or in combination with&#13;
chemical fertilizer. The enhanced yield of cauliflower in this study can be partially explained by the&#13;
elevated levels of NPKS contents in the vermicompost. It is suggested that vermicompost (1.5 t ha") + &#13;
NPKSZnB (100%) is more flivorable for higher curd yield of cauliflower and suitable for soil&#13;
environment but vermicompost (3 1 &#13;
ha) + NPKSZnB (80%) can be more environmentally suitable. In&#13;
this fertilizer package. 20% chemical fertilizer is reduced in presence of vermicompost. Use of &#13;
vermicompost can play a vital role in minimizing the fertilizer crisis. ALL the treatments showed a&#13;
negative balance for N&#13;
and K and those for P and S was positive balance except the control treatment at &#13;
Joydebpur. Residual effect of vermicompost showed increased plant available nuthents in post harvest&#13;
soil; to improve and sustain soil health as well as to improve crop production; chemical fertilizer rate &#13;
needs to be reduced.
A Thesis&#13;
submitted to the Department of Soil Science &#13;
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka&#13;
in partial fulfilment of the requirements &#13;
for the degree&#13;
of &#13;
MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.S.)&#13;
IN &#13;
SOIL SCIENCE&#13;
SEMESTER: JULY-DECEMBER, 2008
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<dc:date>2008-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>EFFECT OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS ON GROWTH, YIELD AND QUALITY OF CAPSICUM</title>
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<description>EFFECT OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS ON GROWTH, YIELD AND QUALITY OF CAPSICUM
ROY, SHIB SANKAR
A field experiment was conducted ot the research thrin of Sher-c-Bafl&amp;a Agricultural University.&#13;
Dhaka during November 2006 to March 2007 to :;udy thc ....eels of nitrogen and phosphorus on &#13;
growth. yield and quality of capsiculfi in i; Randomi:;d Complete l3ock Design (RCBD) with&#13;
three replications. The treatments were 4 kvels &#13;
N50, Ntco &amp; &#13;
N10, &#13;
ofN (0,30. iOU &amp; 50 kg&#13;
ha designated as &#13;
respectively) and 3 levels of P (0, 30 &amp; 60 kv ha designated as P. &#13;
respectively). Days&#13;
to &#13;
flower bud emergence, days to f&#13;
ir&#13;
st flower opening, plant height &#13;
flowering and at first harvest, number of branches at first flowering . length and breadth of fruit&#13;
and number of fruits per plant increased significantly with increasing nitrogen doses up to 100 kg&#13;
N h&amp;'. Uowevcr, plant height at final harvest, number of branches at first and final harvest, &#13;
average weight of fruit, yield, thickness of pericarp and dry matter content increased&#13;
significantly up to 150 kg N haS' (N3 treatment). On the other hand, days to flower bud &#13;
emergence, plant height at first flowering, number of branches at first harvest, average weight of&#13;
fruit, yield, thickness of periearp and dry matter content increased significantly with increasing &#13;
levels of Pup to the treatment P (30 kg P hi'), where as plant height and number of branches at &#13;
final harvest, length of&#13;
Capsicun, &#13;
treatment&#13;
p2 &#13;
number fruits per plant enhanced significantly up to the &#13;
(60 kg P hi'). Considering the combined effect of nitrogen and phosphorus, the&#13;
maximum significant days to flower bud emergence, days to first flower opening, days to first &#13;
fruit set and plant height at final harvest were obtained from NP2 (100 kg N&#13;
+ &#13;
the other hand, maximum length of&#13;
capsicwfl, &#13;
breadth of&#13;
Capsicwn, &#13;
P30 &#13;
&amp; Poo, &#13;
at&#13;
first &#13;
60 kg P hi'). On &#13;
number of fruits per pluni.  average weight of fruit. yield and dry matter content were found in the treatment combination &#13;
N3&#13;
P, (150 kg N 30 kg P hi') The highest N content (1.71%) was observed in N,o treatment. &#13;
but the highest concentration of N was obtained with N,sPo treatment. [he highest 1' &#13;
concentratiOn&#13;
(0.035%) &#13;
from 0.027 to 0.03 5%.
A Thesis&#13;
submitted to the Department of Soil Science &#13;
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka&#13;
in partial fulfilment of the requirements &#13;
for the degree&#13;
of &#13;
MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.S.)&#13;
IN &#13;
SOIL SCIENCE&#13;
SEMESTER: JULY-DECEMBER, 2008
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<dc:date>2008-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>ROLE OF SULPHUR AND BORON ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT (Tritkurn aestivum)</title>
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<description>ROLE OF SULPHUR AND BORON ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF WHEAT (Tritkurn aestivum)
ASAD, AKAND M. S. A.
A field experiment was conducted at the Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University Farm.&#13;
Dhaka during the period from December&#13;
2007&#13;
to March 2008 to study the role of&#13;
sulphur and boron alone and combined on the growth, yield of BAR! wheat&#13;
22 &#13;
(Sufee)&#13;
(Triticurn aestivurn&#13;
I..). The experiment included four levels of sulphur viz.. 0, &#13;
10.20 and 30 kg Sha' and four levels of boron viz., 0,0.5. 1 and 2kg B hi&#13;
1&#13;
. The&#13;
experiment was laid out in a Randomized Complete Block Design with three &#13;
replications. Sulphur showed significant effect on yield and yield attributes of wheat.&#13;
Application of sulphur @ 30 kg ha' produced the highest seed yield, plant height,&#13;
number of tillers planf', spike length, number of effective spikelets spike&#13;
-'. 1000-seed &#13;
weight, straw yield. In all the cases lower response was found from the control&#13;
treatment. Boron fertilizer also had significant effect on yield and yield attributes of&#13;
wheat. Application of boron 'd, 1 kg hi' gave the highest seed yield, plant height, &#13;
number of tillers plani', spike length, number of effective spikelets spike&#13;
-', 1000-seed &#13;
weight, straw yield but in all cases the lower response was found from the control&#13;
treatment. Sulphur @ 30 kg ha' was found statistically superior to all other &#13;
treatments. Sulphur in combination with boron showed significant effect on yield and&#13;
yield attributes of wheat. Sulphur @ 30 kg hi' and boron @ I kg hi' resulted the&#13;
highest seed yield, plant height, straw yield, number of effective spikelets spike&#13;
-].. &#13;
1000-seed weight and total uptake of S and B by wheat. On the other hand, in all the&#13;
cases lower response was found from the control treatment. The addition of S and B&#13;
not only increased the yield but also protect the soil from total exhaustion of nutrients.
A Thesis&#13;
submitted to the Department of Soil Science &#13;
Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Dhaka&#13;
in partial fulfilment of the requirements &#13;
for the degree&#13;
of &#13;
MASTER OF SCIENCE (M.S.)&#13;
IN &#13;
SOIL SCIENCE&#13;
SEMESTER: JULY-DECEMBER, 2008
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<dc:date>2008-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>EFFECT OF ZINC AND BORON ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF BRRI dhan29 IN RED-TERRACE SOIL</title>
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<description>EFFECT OF ZINC AND BORON ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF BRRI dhan29 IN RED-TERRACE SOIL
ARIFUZZAMAN, S. M.
The field experiment&#13;
was conducted at Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural IJniversity&#13;
Farm. Dhaka during the boro season from I November 2007 to 15 March 2008 &#13;
to observe the performance of zinc and boron on the yield and yield&#13;
contributing characters of BRRI dhan29. The experiment consists of three&#13;
levels of zinc viz. 0. 2.5 and 5.0 kg ha&#13;
4  and three levels of boron viz. 0, I and 2&#13;
kg hi'. The experiment was laid out in factorial randomized complete block&#13;
design with three replications. Application of Zn significantly influenced all the&#13;
growth and yield contributing characters except plant height (cm), panicle&#13;
length (cm) and sterile spikelets panicle&#13;
4  whereas boron fertilization&#13;
significantly influenced all parameters except plant height (cm). panicle length&#13;
(cm) and 1000 grain weight. Five kg Zn hi' and two kg B hi' Zn&#13;
s&#13;
 x 13&#13;
2  &#13;
influenced plant to produce the highest grain yield. The maximum yield 5.56 &#13;
thi' was recorded for this combination effect. Integrated use of zinc and boron&#13;
significantly influenced contents and uptake of zinc (Zn) and boron (B) in the&#13;
grain and straw of BRRI dhan29. In all eases of contents and uptakes of Zn and&#13;
B in both grain and straw as allècted by Zn and B fertilizations. Zn5&#13;
13&#13;
2  &#13;
performed the highest results.
A Thesis &#13;
Submitted to the Faculty of Agriculture&#13;
Slier-c-Bang/a Agricultural University. Dhaka. &#13;
 of the requirements&#13;
for the degree&#13;
of &#13;
in partial&#13;
julfIlI,nent &#13;
MASTER OF SCIENCE&#13;
IN &#13;
SOIL SCIENCE &#13;
SEMESTER: JULY-DECEMBER,&#13;
2008
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