2014 - Volume 09 Issue 2

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SOIL AMELIORANTS TO IMPROVE SOIL CHEMICAL AND MICROBIAL BIOMASS PROPERTIES IN SOME SOUTH AFRICAN SOILS

Baloyi, T. C; Du Preez, C. C; Kutu, F. R (Sabaragamuwa university of Sri lanka, 2014-05)

Rainfed field trials on effects of seed, foliar and soil amendments herein referred as industrially manufactured biological amendments (IMBAs) on selected soil chemical and microbial biomass properties were conducted ...
HAS THE FOOD AND AGRICULTURE SECTOR PLAYED ITS INTENDED ROLE IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF SRI LANKA? AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION

Bandara, E. G. C. D; Jayasinghe-Mudalige, U. K; Udugama, J. M. M; Attanayake, A. M. C. M; Edirisinghe, J. C (Sabaragamuwa university of Sri lanka, 2014-05)

This study examines the economic research problem of whether the food and agriculture sector of Sri Lanka has played its intended role in the process of socio-economic development. The Myint Hypothesis was used to develop ...
FACTORS AFFECTING THE DISCONTINUATION OF PROTECTED AGRICULTURE ENTERPRISES IN SRI LANKA

Wijerathna, Madhavi; Weerakkody, W. A. P; Kirindigoda, S (Sabaragamuwa university of Sri lanka, 2014-01)

This study was conducted to find out the factors causing the growers to discontinue protected vegetable production after few seasons of operation and to propose appropriate remedial measures. The investigation was done ...
EVALUATE THE SORPTION BEHAVIOR AND IDENTIFICATION OF OPTIMUM DRYING CONDITIONS OF Phylanthus ambelica (NELLI) AND Zingiber officinale (GINGER)

Wijewardane, R. M. N. A; Gunawardane, C. R; Palipane, K. B; Gunawardena, K. V. T; Samarakoon, H. C; Fernando, M. D (Sabaragamuwa university of Sri lanka, 2014-01)

Drying behavior and the optimum drying conditions of Phylanthus ambelica (Nelli) and Zingiber officinale (Ginger) were evaluated. Moisture sorption isotherms were determined using the static gravimetric method using ...
MICROSATELLITE MARKER BASED HYBRIDITY ASSESSMENT FOR SALINITY TOLERANCE IN RICE

Gimhani, D. R; Kottearachchi, N. S; Samarasinghe, W. L. G (Sabaragamuwa university of Sri lanka, 2014-01)

Development salinity tolerant rice varieties have been a prioritized research area in rice breeding programs in Sri Lanka. Present study was initiated with the cross of At354, a salt tolerant parent and Bg352, a salt ...

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