MATHETICAL STEPS IN PRODUCING LOWLAND RICE BY APPLICATIONS OF FURROW IRRIGATION AND FERTILIZERS

Authors

  • Shehu Alhaji Batagi Federal University of Technology Minna image/svg+xml
  • Hakimi Danladi
  • Lawal Adamu
  • Emmanuel Daniya

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33003/

Keywords:

Fertilizers, Furrow Irrigation, Lowland, Mathematical model, Rice

Abstract

Abstract

Fluctuationin weather, insufficient macro and micro nutrients in the soil are hindering lowland rice production and also other crops production leading to shortages of food in Nigeria and the world at large.In this research work, the combination of four fertilizers NPK (W), Nitrogen (N), Zinc (Z), Selenium ( ) fertilizers and furrow irrigation ( ) were applied as variables as mathematical steps and tested in the farm field of National Cereal Research Institute Baddegi, Niger State, Nigeria. The values of the variables above were collected from the same Institute and analysed by   software. The adequate performance of N, W, Z,  and   demonstrated large yields of lowland rice production with optimum production of 6 to 7 bags of lowland rice per hectare. Moreover, it was observed that the combination ofN, W, Z,  alongside with    had potential influence on the large yields of lowland rice production.

Author Biographies

  • Hakimi Danladi

    DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY MINNA

  • Lawal Adamu

    DEPATMENT OF MAHEMATICS FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY MINNA

  • Emmanuel Daniya

    DEPARTMENT OF CROP PRODUCTION FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY MINNA

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Pie Chart of W, Z, N and S_e on Lowland Rice Yield

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Published

22-06-2026

How to Cite

Alhaji Batagi, S., Danladi, H., Adamu, L., & Daniya, E. (2026). MATHETICAL STEPS IN PRODUCING LOWLAND RICE BY APPLICATIONS OF FURROW IRRIGATION AND FERTILIZERS. FUDMA JOURNAL OF SCIENCES, 10(10), 316-323. https://doi.org/10.33003/

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