India is a major agricultural producer in the world, generating more than 500 million tonnes of waste per year (World Bank, 2012). The generation stubble (agricultural waste) rising rapidly, which leads to mismanagement stubble, increasing pollution, and other negative effects on country's economy community. country presently practices various methods for reducing but efforts are not satisfacto...

Tillage-induced changes in soil properties are difficult to predict, yet can influence evaporation, infiltration and howwater is redistributedwithin the profile after precipitation.We evaluated the effects of sweep tillage (ST) on near surface soil water dynamics as compared with an untilled (UT) soil during a 7-month period. Plots were established in a fallow field devoid of residue under stub...

To improve the stubble avoidance rate of no-till wheat seeders under environment corn stubble, side-shift system was developed in present study based on deviation-perception fusion technology. Firstly, amount implement deviation compensation accurately obtained by information sensing system. Then, a fuzzy PID algorithm proposed to optimize performance control Finally, simulation model Matlab/Si...

After the harvest of crop, disposal rice stubbles remains a notable area interest in all growing areas rice. The present review paper explores and highlights an effective strategy decomposing decomposers paddy stubble. Due to increasing production rice, there is increase crop residues production. Conventional methods management involve burning, surface retention, mulching, bailing, incorporatio...

The European corn borer, Ostrinia nubilalis (Hübner), is a serious pest of commercial maize throughout the U.S. Corn Belt. Adults in the central and eastern Corn Belt aggregate in grassy areas around and within the cornfield where they spend the daylight hours resting and where mating activity occurs at night. Mated females leave the aggregation sites at night to oviposit in cornfields, thus us...

During the spring and summer of 1986, I studied the distribution and breeding biology of five rare birds in the Oklahoma Panhandle: Ferruginous Hawk (Hrrtcv regalis), Golden Engle (Aquiln cht-pctos), Prairie Falcon (Fnlco incsicn~rzrs), Mountain Plover (Clmradrirrs nzontnirrrs) and Long-billed Curlew (N~rinriiirrs ainrricn~iris). Longbilled Curlewsare regular migrants through the western half o...