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Rice and maize are the two major crops grown in India contributing more than 50 per cent to the total cereal production in the country. These crops are grown in sequence on the same land in the same year either in double or triple cropping systems to meet the rice demand of a rapidly expanding human population and maize demand for livestock and poultry feeds. These crops are grown in maximum under Bhadra command area of Karnataka. Rice is grown in an area of 10.67 lakh hectares in kharif season and 2.85 lakh hectares in the summer season with total production of 36.46 lakh tonnes in Karnataka. Similarly, maize is also grown in an area of 9.61 lakh hectares with production of 26.42 lakh tonnes in Karnataka [1].

Integrated Nutrient Management on Sustainable Production of Rice- Maize Cropping System in Bhadra Command area of Karnataka, India