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Context: Odisha is promoting climate-resilient agriculture through its rice fallow initiative, capitalizing on residual moisture after rice harvest to cultivate short-duration pulses and oilseed crops.
The Paira cropping system is predominantly practiced in several states including Bihar, Eastern Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha.
Paira cropping represents a relay method of sowing, wherein seeds of lentil, lathyrus, urdbean, or mungbean are broadcasted into the standing rice crop approximately two weeks prior to its harvest.
Unlike conventional cropping systems, the Paira method restricts agronomic interventions such as tillage, weeding, irrigation, and fertilizer application.
The productivity of the pulses in this system is significantly influenced by the rice variety cultivated.
The Paira cropping system capitalizes on the available soil moisture during the rice harvest, preventing its rapid loss.
Empirical studies have indicated that Paira cropping yields a higher lentil output compared to traditional cultivation methods involving tillage post rice harvest.
Paira cropping exemplifies an efficient approach to sustainable agricultural intensification, facilitating enhanced land productivity while conserving resources.
Relay cropping is a form of multiple cropping wherein a secondary crop is sown into a standing primary crop well before the primary crop’s harvest.
Resource Optimization: Relay cropping addresses challenges related to inefficient resource utilization, enabling optimal use of land, water, and nutrients.
Sowing Time and Fertilizer Management: This method mitigates conflicts arising from conflicting sowing times and facilitates synchronized fertilizer application.
Soil Health: Relay cropping aids in soil conservation and minimizes degradation, ensuring sustained agricultural productivity.
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