Labour shortages for rice transplanting across Asia are stimulating interest in mechanical transplanting. While the transplanters have been evaluated in puddled soils, there is little understanding of their efficacy for transplanting into soils following minimum tillage such as zero tillage, strip tillage and raised beds. This study was conducted to evaluate the performance of a mechanical rice transplanter (4 rows walk-behind type daedong rice transplanter, model DP480) under minimum tillage options at Bangladesh Rice Research Institute research farm, Gazipur and on a farmer’s field at Kumarkhali, Kushtia, Bangladesh during the irrigated dry season of 2012-13 and the non-irrigated wet season of 2013
The need to reduce costs of farming and reverse the decline of soil fertility in the multi-cropped f...
Field experiments were conducted at Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana during rainy seasons of...
Continuation of soil puddling for rice transplanting will negate the benefits of conservation agricu...
In Bangladesh and other countries in Asia, manual transplanting of rice into puddled soil is convent...
Transplanters have been developed for rice seedling planting into puddled soils to alleviate labour ...
Mechanizing the transplanting of rice can decrease labour requirement and costs for crop establishme...
Transplanting rice (Oryza sativa L.) seedlings into non-puddled soils with minimum soil disturbance ...
Rice transplanting is the most common method of rice establishment in the lowland areas. As a tradit...
Adoption of conservation agriculture (CA) has been hampered in puddled rice-based cropping systems. ...
AbstractA research was conducted to evaluate the BRRI developed rice transplanter cum prilled urea a...
AbstractGlobally, Rice (Oryza sativa) is one of the most important crops. In India cultivars majorly...
Conservation tillage technology not only protects natural resources but also provides some economic ...
Mechanized transplanting of rice could decrease costs and use of labor in the peak of transplanting ...
Heavy Mechanical Complex, Taxila in Collaboration with Farm Machinery Institute, NARC, Islamabad man...
Labour-intensive and water-demanding practices for rice cultivation such as soil puddling and transp...
The need to reduce costs of farming and reverse the decline of soil fertility in the multi-cropped f...
Field experiments were conducted at Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana during rainy seasons of...
Continuation of soil puddling for rice transplanting will negate the benefits of conservation agricu...
In Bangladesh and other countries in Asia, manual transplanting of rice into puddled soil is convent...
Transplanters have been developed for rice seedling planting into puddled soils to alleviate labour ...
Mechanizing the transplanting of rice can decrease labour requirement and costs for crop establishme...
Transplanting rice (Oryza sativa L.) seedlings into non-puddled soils with minimum soil disturbance ...
Rice transplanting is the most common method of rice establishment in the lowland areas. As a tradit...
Adoption of conservation agriculture (CA) has been hampered in puddled rice-based cropping systems. ...
AbstractA research was conducted to evaluate the BRRI developed rice transplanter cum prilled urea a...
AbstractGlobally, Rice (Oryza sativa) is one of the most important crops. In India cultivars majorly...
Conservation tillage technology not only protects natural resources but also provides some economic ...
Mechanized transplanting of rice could decrease costs and use of labor in the peak of transplanting ...
Heavy Mechanical Complex, Taxila in Collaboration with Farm Machinery Institute, NARC, Islamabad man...
Labour-intensive and water-demanding practices for rice cultivation such as soil puddling and transp...
The need to reduce costs of farming and reverse the decline of soil fertility in the multi-cropped f...
Field experiments were conducted at Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana during rainy seasons of...
Continuation of soil puddling for rice transplanting will negate the benefits of conservation agricu...