Understanding changes in cassava root dry matter yield by different planting dates, crop ages at harvest, fertilizer application and varieties

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Cassava is a perennial crop that can adapt to periods of drought at different times in growing season, which permits scheduling planting and harvest develop production systems supplying roots continuously. However, farmers plant cassava the onset rains creates glut results unattractive root prices. Thus, need understand how varieties respond dates ages be able use opportunities income generation may arise from flexible resulting price dry matter (DM) variabilities. this study was conducted identify best time for (TME419 TMS581) determine effect fertilizer on DM yields three locations (Idi-Ose, Moniya Ido) Nigeria, over two years. The overall objective provide information guide schedule harvesting Nigeria. trials were using factorial split-split plot design. Effects early, mid late combined with 9, 11 13 months after (MAP) tested. Fertilizer treatments included control (F0) applications 75 kg N ha?1, 20 P ha?1 90 (F1), 135 (F2) 180 (F3) K ha?1. A yield increase 44.8% observed when age increased 9 MAP, an 13.1% indicating delaying harvests does across all dates. In contrast, differences between marginal, 8.1% early mid-planting date 9.5% significantly interacted location largest responses Ido. compared Ido by 15.38%, 23.1% 16.7% F1, F2 F3, respectively. Responses inconsistent Idi-Ose. With fertilizer, could benefit targeting seasons shortage high prices, would processing industries securing year-round supply.

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: European Journal of Agronomy

سال: 2022

ISSN: ['1873-7331', '1161-0301']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eja.2021.126448