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Rice is a staple cereal food crop for more than half of the world’s population and is generally grown by transplanting seedlings into a puddled soil in Asia. Worldwide, India stands first in rice producing area and second in production (172 million t/ha) after China of global rice production. However, the average productivity of rice in India is only 2.57 t/ha against the global average of 4.0 t/ha (FAO, 2018). Increasing productivity and production are essential to meet the food requirement of the burgeoning population. During the green revolution era, India had achieved food security owing to introduction of high-inputresponsive varieties of rice. However, it is observed that rice yields are either decelerating/ stagnating/declining in post green revolution era mainly due to imbalanced use of fertilizer, soil degradation, etc. (Prakash, 2010).

Effect of Planting Systems and Foliar Application of Iron and Silicon on Growth and Yield of Rice (Oryza sativa L.)