Practices of ratoon crop different height and its influence in the yield of a medium cycle rice (Oryza sativaL.) variety
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Abstract
«Menelao Mora» with a Petroferric Nodular Gley Hidromorfic
soil, during the period 2006-2009 with de purpose to know the
agricultural yield of rice ratoon crop for the medium cycle rice
variety (Prosequisia). Results showed lower ratoon height
cutting gave higher yields compared with the main crop (first
crop). Similar results was achieved for the foliar area index
(IAF) and the number of fertile stems. The sprout cycle was
reduced between 60 and 65 days in relation with the main crop.
It was no necessary herbicides applications and a less irrigation
water was used.
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