Puddled transplanted rice (Oryza sativa L.) followed by intensively tilled wheat (Triticum
aestivum L.)(R–W) is the most predominant crop** system and the lifeline for billions of …

Rice–wheat crop** system, intensively followed in Indo-Gangetic plains (IGP), played a
prominent role in fulfilling the food grains demand of the increasing population of South …

Rice–wheat crop** system (RWCS) of the South Asia is labour-, water-, capital-and
energy-intensive, and become less profitable as the availability of these resources …

In the coastal region of the Ganges Delta, rice is the predominant crop during the wet/kharif
season and most of the land remains fallow during dry/rabi season due to soil salinity and …

Rice-based systems have recently been recognized as the most critical plant source of C
emissions worldwide. Globally, rice production is highest in Asia. Actions to introduce …

The rice-wheat crop** sequence (RWCS) is the world's largest agricultural production
system occupying around 12.3 M ha in India, 0.5 M ha in Nepal, 2.2 M ha in Pakistan, and …

The chapter provides an inclusive information related to the adverse effect of climate change
on sustainable crop production through understanding evaporation, transpiration as well as …

Global population is increasing at an alarming rate, need to produce more food grains with
the shrieking infinite natural resources, and water security is a major problem on the planet …

Due to its lower water requirement, methane emission and soil degradation, a maize–wheat
rotation (MWR) may be a more attractive alternative to rice–wheat rotation (RWR), in the …

Tillage-mechanical manipulation of the soil done to have a fine seed bed, get rid of weeds
and to decrease the leaching and percolation losses for the better land productivity but on …