ASSESSING THE INTERACTIVE EFFECTS OF NITROGEN RATES AND ROW SPACING ON WHEAT YIELD

Abstract

This study aims to evaluate the interactive effects of nitrogen rates and row spacing on the yield of wheat. Wheat is an important crop worldwide, and optimizing agronomic practices is crucial for maximizing yield. Nitrogen fertilization and row spacing are two key factors that can significantly influence wheat productivity. However, limited research has been conducted on their interactive effects. In this study, a field experiment was conducted with different nitrogen rates (varying from low to high) and row spacing treatments (narrow and wide). The wheat yield was measured and analyzed to assess the combined impact of nitrogen rates and row spacing on crop productivity. The findings provide insights into the potential synergistic or antagonistic effects of these factors and offer valuable information for farmers and agronomists to optimize nitrogen management and row spacing strategies for maximizing wheat yield.