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Managing nitrogen (N) inputs to sustain yields benefits while minimizing N losses is an important agronomic approach. The effect of affinity herbicides (H) (i.e., 0, 1, 2, and 3 kg/ha) and N treatments (Unfertilized, 0:100, 33:67, 67:33, and 100:0% N derived from FYM:Urea, respectively to supplies 120 kg N/ha) on N balance and wheat production was studied. Plant height and yield was improved with 2 kg H/ha. Soil N increased with fertilization in proportion to the amount of added manure coupled with yield improvement. The N removal in 100% urea represented a positive N balance (+1.5 kg N/ha) and losses, whereas FYM/urea showed negative N balances (−18.4 to −68.5 kg/ha) and conservation. This study demonstrated the importance of N sources for evaluating the potential N losses and significance of FYM usage for reducing the losses of N into the ecosystem.

Wheat production and partial nitrogen budget in response to herbicide and nitrogen application