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Page 1: Improved aman and boro varieties for the coastal zone of Bangladesh

Improved aman & boro varieties for the

coastal zone of Bangladesh

Md. Ruhul Amin Sarker

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Single low yield (2-3.5 t/ha)

Late maturity (photoperiod sensitive) aman

Much fallow land during dry season

Some low yielding rabi crops

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1. Tolerant to water stagnation

2. Tolerant to salinity (e. i. aman-shrimp)

3. Shorter duration (Photoperiod Insensitive) for cropping

system intensification

4. Locally preferred grain type

Need for Coastal Zone (Aman)

BRRI dhan52

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Polder-3

Satkhira

HIGHLY

SALINE

Polder-30

Khulna

MODERATELY

SALINE

Study areas in Bangladesh for varietal trials & cropping systems

Polder-43/2F

Patuakhali

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Productivity Improvement in low salt affected areas

(Year-round FRESH water)

Fresh water available < 1 dS/m for year round

Traditional Aman Rice 2 - 3.5 t/ha

Grasspea, chilli, some vegetables in rabi, mostly fallow

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Productivity Improvement in Polder 30

(Medium salt affected area)

Water salinity, EC 0.5 - 14 dS/m

Traditional Aman Rice cultivated, water stagnation

Average Yield 2- 3.0 t/ha

Sesame, mungbean and some vegetables in rabi

season others mostly fallow

Scarcity of fresh irrigation water rabi season

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10-12 varieties

3 seeding dates (24 June, 15 July and 07 August)

3 cropping seasons (T. Aman 2011, 2012 and 2013)

(Boro 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14)

Farmers’ field

BRRI dhan53

Variety evaluated

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Varietal trial in Polder43, Bazarkhali, Amtoli, Borguna, Aman

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Farmers field, Bazarkhali

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Varietal trial in Polder30, Kismotfultola, Khulna, Aman

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Yield and growth duration (days) comparison between Polder 43 and Polder 30, T. Aman

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Participatory varietal selection (PVS)

T. Aman

(Polder-43) BRRI dhan52 (59 farmers; 44 male and 15 female)

BRRI dhan53 (34 farmers; 19 male and 15 female)

Polder-30 BRRI dhan52 and BR11-Saltol (28 farmers, 18 male and 10 female)

BRRI dhan41 (23 farmers; 17 male and 6 female)

BRRI dhan44 (16 farmers; 9 male and 7 female)

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PVS activities at Bazarkhali (Polder 43/2/F), Amtoli, Barguna, T. Aman

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Different activities of PVS function at Kismatfultola (Polder 30), Bhatiaghata, Khulna, T. Aman

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Need for Coastal zones (Boro- for areas where fresh water available)

1. Tolerance to salinity (medium salinity areas)

2. Shorter duration - where fresh water limited (medium salinity areas)

- for intensification to 3 crops/year

3. Locally preferred grain type

4. Cold tolerance

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Yield and growth duration (days) comparison between Polder 43 and Polder 30, Boro

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Varietal trial in Polder43, Bazarkhali, Amtoli, Borguna, Boro

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Varietal trial in Polder30, Kismotfultola, Khulna, Boro

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Participatory varietal selection (PVS)

Boro

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BRRI dhan29 (28 farmers; 16 male and 12 female)

BRRI dhan28 (22 farmers; 13 male and 9 female)

BRRI dhan47 (15 farmers; 15 male)

Polder-30 BRRI dhan47 (37 farmers, 23 male and14 female)

BRRI dhan50 and BR7100-R-6-6 (18 farmers; 12 male and 6 female)

BRRI dhan61 (8 farmers; 4 male and 4 female)

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PVS activities function at Bazarkhali (Polder 43/2/F), Amtoli, Barguna, Boro2012-13

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Different activities of PVS function at Kismotfultila (Polder 30), Batiaghata, Khulna, Boro2012-13.

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Summary and conclusions

T. Aman:

Growth duration was higher in 1st seeding date (24 June).

Yield was higher in 2nd seeding date (15 July).

BRRI dhan53 (<120 days) produced the highest yield.

BRRI dhan44, 51, 52 and 54, and BR11-Saltol (120-140 days) gave the

highest yield in Polder 43/2/F.

BR11-Saltol, BRRI dhan49, BRRI dhan52 and BRRI dhan54 (120-140

days) produced the highest yield in Polder 30.

Boro: Highest average yield produced by BRRI dhan29 (7.3 t/ha, 162 days)

followed by BRRI dhan47 (6.8 t/ha, 153 days), BRRI dhan61 (6.6 t/ha, 152

days) and BRRI dhan28 (6.0 t/ha, 147 days) in Polder 43/2/F.

In Polder 30, BRRI dhan61 (4.0 t/ha, 150 days) and BRRI dhan47 (4.0

t/ha, 153 days) gave the highest yield followed by BINA dhan8 (3.7 t/ha, 151

days) and BRRI dhan29 (3.7 t/ha, 161 days)

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Recommendations

T. Aman: 15 July -the optimum seeding date for both sites

BRRI dhan53 (<120 days) performed the best at both sites, and BINA

dhan8 was suitable for Polder 30.

BR11-Saltol (5.3 t/ha), BRRI dhan52 (4.8 t/ha) and BRRI dhan54 (4.6

t/ha) would be suitable for both areas.

Boro: BRRI dhan47, BRRI dhan61 and BINA dhan8 would be most suitable

for aman-boro systems in Polder 30.

BRRI dhan28, BRRI dhan47 and BRRI dhan61 would be appropriate

for triple rice systems in Polder 43/2/F.

BRRI dhan29 is feasible and would maximize production.

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Thank you