A study of the physico-chemical Analysis of chosen soil samples in the Thiruvarur district, Tamilnadu, India

Abstract

The purpose of this research is to conduct an analytical investigation on chosen soil samples collected in and around the Thiruvarur district. The current investigation was conducted to investigate the pH metric analysis of 48 soil samples selected from four taluks. Each village contributes five samples, with forty of them chosen for study based on thirteen parameters. The results show that a paddy field soil sample had higher quantities of carbon, nitrogen, and iron. Drilling dirt has a higher pH and electromagnetic conductivity. While riverbed soil contains more potassium, garden soil contains more phosphorus. Pond soil contains more zinc. Boron levels are higher in riverbed soil. The bulk of the soil samples were also depleted of manganese, copper, and molybdenum wastes, which contribute to soil degradation, or were completely devoid of these components, according to the study.