Subsurface pipe drainage technology can effectively improve coastal saline land in Northern China. We explored an okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L.)-assisted subsurface system to the water and salt discharge performance benefits. In this study, simulation box experiment was conducted research response of root weight density (RWD). The drain outflow, soil salinity, sodium adsorption ratio were det...

Abstract − The research was conducted to examine the effects of saline-irrigation water on growth and fresh pod weight okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L.) under climatic conditions Kabul province, Af-ghanistan. This study consisted four treatments having different salinity levels irrigation water, (T1:0.0mM, T2:5mM, T3:10mM, T4:20mM), which were applied throughout growing season in plastic pots wi...

Okra farmers use inorganic fertilizers which are expensive, they result to water pollution, increases the soil acidity, affects nutrients availability and uptake as well reducing microbial activity. Organic manure improves physical, chemical biological properties, environmental friendly. However, have limited information on utilization of these organic sources growth yield, quality net economic...

The present investigation aimed to evaluate Okra hybrids for growth and yield characteristics during the monsoon season in dry humid regions of Telangana. experiment was conducted under augmented design with nineteen numbers checks over 335 okra hybrids. analysis variance showed significant differences all traits adjusted unadjusted treatment effect moreover also, except number days flowering. ...

In modern agriculture, the substrate industry prefers porous materials for plants to provide water and nutrients in soilless cultivation. Composted sawdust is such a substrate. The interested avoiding composting because it time labor-consuming. study objective was evaluate whether non-composted (fresh) Bombax ceiba (red cotton tree) with added could be an alternative composted okra production. ...

The invasive brown marmorated stink bug, Halyomorpha halys, poses significant risk to organic farming systems because they rely on biological control, nonsynthetic inputs, and cultural tactics for pest management. This study evaluated the potential of five crop plants (sorghum, admiral pea, millet, okra, and sunflower) to be used as trap crops under organic production in four mid-Atlantic state...