Browsing articles in "Oil Palm Agronomy"
Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – SE6-01
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SE6-01
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Effects of organic amendments(compost) as a circle mulch on early growth and yield of newly mature palms on a Malacca series soil
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1) To study the effects of fortified EFB compost as circle mulch on early growth and yield of newly mature oil palm.
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2) To study the economic benefits of organic matter amendments for oil palm on marginal soil.
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3) To study the effects of EFB compost on the soil chemical and physical properties.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – SE5-01
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SE5-01
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Effects of organic amendments(compost) in planting holes on early growth and yield of oil palms on lateritic soil in a marginal environment
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1) To study the effects of fortified EFB compost in planting holes on early growth and yield of oil palm.
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2) To study the economic benefits of organic matter amendments for oil palm on marginal soils.
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3) To study the effects of organic compost on the soil chemical and physical properties.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – SC4/95
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SC4/95
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Quantification of soil and water conserved by silt pits in oil palm plantation
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To quantify the effectiveness of silt pits, EFB mulching, frond stacking and stops bunds on soil and water conservation on terraces in oil palm estate.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – NB5/91
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NB5/91
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Erosion and runoff studies(S.Kunak)
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1) To determine the magnitude of the soil and nutrient losses via soil erosion and runoff under mature palms in Sabah.
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2) To determine the effects of nutrient sources (fertiliser types) on these nutrient losses.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – NB10/99
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NB10/99
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Soil and nutrient losses via erosion and runoff when replanting oil palm
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To study nutrient losses through runoff and eroded soil during suitable and wet months on bare ground and natural cover plots.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – MS7-00
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MS7-00
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Plant carbon composition in relation to decomposition rates of various palm components in oil palm agroecosystem
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1) To model the decomposition rates of palm components mathematically.
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2) To obtain a simpler indirect laboratory method to estimate the decomposition rates of palm components.
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3) To validate Century model(and other similar models) on decomposition rates of oil palm organic cmponents or organs.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – MS6/99
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MS6/99
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Mineralisation study on the oil palm fronds(canopy) during replanting
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To monitor the rate of decomposition and nutrient release from oil palm canopy(oil palm fronds and cabbage) at replanting.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – MF5/99
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MF5/99
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Multifactorial trial on clonal plantings in Sabah
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1) To verify the site yield potential predicted by our AAR Site Yield Potential Model.
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2) To determine the best combination of factors for maximum yield and therefore maximun site yield potential.
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3) To evaluate growth and yield performance of AAR clones.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – MF3/92
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MF3/92
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Multifactorial trial on mature oil palms(Paloh Estate)
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To test the effects of various factors and their interactions on oil palm yields and to determine the best combination of factors for maximum yeild.
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Research and Development Projects: Oil Palm Agronomy – EFS3/01
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EFS3/01
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Effects of P sources and rates on undissolved Phosphate rocks in 2 long term oil palm trials.
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1) To determine the amount of undissolved PR from different P sources over time.
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2) To investigate the factors influencing P dissolution in acid type of soils.
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