Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan
Yıl: 2023 Cilt: 47 Sayı: 6 Sayfa Aralığı: 1078 - 1098 Metin Dili: İngilizce DOI: 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 İndeks Tarihi: 14-03-2024
Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan
Öz: Crop growth models can be valuable tools for researchers, academia, extension educators, and policy makers/planners for the evaluation of sustainable and long-term husbandry practices. Determining the optimum sowing window, which can be determined using crop growth models, is imperative under changing climate conditions. Thus, the main objectives herein were to 1) assess the performance of the cropping system model-crop environment resource synthesis-maize model for hybrids and sowing dates in the spring and autumn, and 2) determine the optimum sowing window in 15 districts of Punjab, Pakistan. In the spring experiment, 3 hybrids (P-33M15, M-DK6525, and S-NK8441) were planted in the main plots and then on 5 different sowing dates (January 15th, February 5th, February 25th, March 15th, and April 5th), they were planted in the subplots. In the autumn experiment, 3 hybrids (P-30R50, M-DK6714, and S-NK6621) were planted in the main plots and then on 5 different sowing dates (June 15th, July 5th, July 25th, August 15th, and September 5th), they were planted in the subplots. Model calibration and evaluation results were better in the spring and autumn. Performance of the model was good for the grain yield in the autumn (mean percentage difference (MPD): 7.47% to 8.90%) compared to the spring (MPD: 9.42% to 11.72%). Model evaluation was good for the early sowing dates (January 15th and February 5th) (error range: 6.26% to 9.65%) compared to the delayed dates (February 25th to April 5th) (error range: 9.34 to 14.91%). In the autumn, the model showed better performance for the delayed sowing dates (February 25th and August 15th) (error range: 5.22% to 9.43%) compared to the early dates (June 15th and July 5th) (error range: 8.56% to 11.27%). The model simulated good growth, development, grain yield, and yield components in the spring and autumn and of both 2016 and 2017. For the model application simulation of data over the long-term (1980 to 2017), the optimum sowing window in the spring was January 15th to March 5th and for the autumn it was July 23rd to August 27th for the 15 districts in Punjab, Pakistan. Simulation of the sowing dates for the whole year indicated that the spring was better compared to the autumn for obtaining the maximum grain yield. The results of the model were in line with the recommendations of the agricultural extension department for the sowing window for spring and autumn maize. It is therefore suggested that farmers should complete the sowing of spring and autumn maize within the sowing window to attain a higher yield of maize in arid and semiarid areas of Punjab, Pakistan.
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| APA | Abbas G, A, Sarwar N, Fatima Z, Hussain S, AHMED M, Raza D, KAN M, Doğan H, Khan M, Ahmad S (2023). Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. , 1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| Chicago | Abbas Ghulam, Atique,Sarwar Naeem,Fatima Zartash,Hussain Sajjad,AHMED MUKHTAR,Raza Dr. Muhammad Ali,KAN MUSTAFA,Doğan Hülya,Khan Muhammad Azam,Ahmad Shakeel Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. (2023): 1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| MLA | Abbas Ghulam, Atique,Sarwar Naeem,Fatima Zartash,Hussain Sajjad,AHMED MUKHTAR,Raza Dr. Muhammad Ali,KAN MUSTAFA,Doğan Hülya,Khan Muhammad Azam,Ahmad Shakeel Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. , 2023, ss.1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| AMA | Abbas G, A,Sarwar N,Fatima Z,Hussain S,AHMED M,Raza D,KAN M,Doğan H,Khan M,Ahmad S Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. . 2023; 1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| Vancouver | Abbas G, A,Sarwar N,Fatima Z,Hussain S,AHMED M,Raza D,KAN M,Doğan H,Khan M,Ahmad S Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. . 2023; 1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| IEEE | Abbas G, A,Sarwar N,Fatima Z,Hussain S,AHMED M,Raza D,KAN M,Doğan H,Khan M,Ahmad S "Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan." , ss.1078 - 1098, 2023. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| ISNAD | Abbas, Ghulam vd. "Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan". (2023), 1078-1098. https://doi.org/10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| APA | Abbas G, A, Sarwar N, Fatima Z, Hussain S, AHMED M, Raza D, KAN M, Doğan H, Khan M, Ahmad S (2023). Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, 47(6), 1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| Chicago | Abbas Ghulam, Atique,Sarwar Naeem,Fatima Zartash,Hussain Sajjad,AHMED MUKHTAR,Raza Dr. Muhammad Ali,KAN MUSTAFA,Doğan Hülya,Khan Muhammad Azam,Ahmad Shakeel Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry 47, no.6 (2023): 1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| MLA | Abbas Ghulam, Atique,Sarwar Naeem,Fatima Zartash,Hussain Sajjad,AHMED MUKHTAR,Raza Dr. Muhammad Ali,KAN MUSTAFA,Doğan Hülya,Khan Muhammad Azam,Ahmad Shakeel Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, vol.47, no.6, 2023, ss.1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| AMA | Abbas G, A,Sarwar N,Fatima Z,Hussain S,AHMED M,Raza D,KAN M,Doğan H,Khan M,Ahmad S Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry. 2023; 47(6): 1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| Vancouver | Abbas G, A,Sarwar N,Fatima Z,Hussain S,AHMED M,Raza D,KAN M,Doğan H,Khan M,Ahmad S Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry. 2023; 47(6): 1078 - 1098. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| IEEE | Abbas G, A,Sarwar N,Fatima Z,Hussain S,AHMED M,Raza D,KAN M,Doğan H,Khan M,Ahmad S "Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan." Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, 47, ss.1078 - 1098, 2023. 10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
| ISNAD | Abbas, Ghulam vd. "Deciding sowing-window for maize-based cropping system in arid and semiarid environments in Punjab, Pakistan". Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry 47/6 (2023), 1078-1098. https://doi.org/10.55730/1300-011X.3149 |
