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Nano urea effects on nitrogen use efficiency and yield potential of wheat under limited irrigation

International Journal of Research in Agronomy · 2025 · Vol. 8(8S) · pp. 492–495

Abstract

Effect of nano urea was tested under field condition at WRU, Dr. PDKV, Akola (Maharashtra State) during the rabi 2023-2024. The experiment was laid out in randomize block design (RBD) having ten different treatment combinations with three replications. The treatment includes T1- One spray of Nano urea (NU) (4 ml/litre) at highest tillering (30-35 DAS), T2-Two spray of NU (4 ml/litre) at tillering (30-35 DAS) and jointing (40-45 DAS),T3- 80 Kg ha-1 N (1/3rd basal, 2/3rd CRI – 80 Kg ha-1 N), T4- 80 Kg ha-1 N + one spray of NU (4 ml/litre) at tillering (30-35 DAS), T5- 80 Kg ha-1 N + two spray of NU (4 ml/litre) at tillering (30-35 DAS) and jointing (40-45 DAS), T6 - 80 Kg ha-1 N + one spray of urea (2%) at tillering (30-35 DAS), T7 - 80 Kg ha-1 N + two spray of urea (2%) at tillering (30-35 DAS) and jointing(40-45 DAS), T8 - 80 Kg ha-1 N + one spray of urea (2%) + NU (4 ml/litre) at tillering (30-35 DAS), T9 - 80 Kg ha-1 N + one spray of urea (2%) +DAP (2%) + NU (4 ml/litre) at tillering (30-35 DAS), T10- Control (Zero nitrogen). The soil of experimental site was slightly clayey in texture with pH (8.1), organic carbon (0.52%), electric conductivity (0.32 dSm-1), available N (191 kg ha-1), Available P (17.32 kg ha-1) and available K (359 kg ha-1). Significantly higher straw yield (5559 kgha-1) was recorded with treatment T6 - 80 Kg ha-1 N+ one spray of urea (2%) at tillering (30-35 DAS). Harvest index was found to be non-significant with respect to different treatments. Treatment T7 (80 Kg ha-1 N + two spray of urea (2%) at tillering and jointing had recorded highest grain yield (5098 kg ha-1), highest uptake of nitrogen, highest NUE (73.48%), nitrogen (1.8%) and protein content (10.26%) in grain. Maximum gross monetary return, net monetary return and B:C ratio was observed in the above treatment.

Crop Yield and Soil FertilityUreaYield (engineering)NitrogenAgronomyIrrigationEnvironmental scienceChemistryMaterials scienceBiologyOrganic chemistry
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