Micro Nutrient Evaluation in Soils of Jhabua District of Madhya Pradesh

Patidar, Nilesh

doi:10.18782/2320-7051.2508

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“…For macronutrients these results are in conformity with the findings of Verma et al (2016) for soils of Punjab. For micronutrients the results are in conformity with the findings of Kumar et al (2017) and Prasad et al (2020 ) at Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh a and Chikkaballapura district of Karnataka. This shows that majority of the studied soils are showing depletion of nutrients status which may be due to continuous cropping without application of balanced levels of manures and fertilizers to soils.…”

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Assessment of Available Major and Micronutrient Status of Soils under Varied Cropping Systems of N.T.R district, Andhra Pradesh

2023

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Assessment of soil properties and nutrient status is essential for addressing issues of soil health through which one can guide for maintaining sustainable crop productivity. In view of this, soil samples were collected from selected villages under different mandals of NTR district to assess physico chemical properties, macronutrients and micro nutrients status. A total of 144 soil samples (0-20 cm depth) were collected from Rice-Rice, Rice-Pulse, Cotton-Pulse, Maize-Pulse and agri-horticulture cropping systems and results revealed that the soils under investigation were slightly acidic to alkaline in reaction (pH 6.60 to 8.20), mostly non-saline and low too high in organic carbon status (0.18 to 1.52 %). The mean available nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur content recorded were 298, 22.90, 196 and 45 kg ha -1

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Assessment of Available Major and Micronutrient Status of Soils under Varied Cropping Systems of N.T.R district, Andhra Pradesh

2023

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Quantifying and Mapping of Major, Secondary and Micronutrient Status of Tomato Growing Soils in Kolar District, Karnataka Using GIS and GPS Approach

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Ramamurthy

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Assessment of land use-induced changes in soil properties is essential for addressing issues of spatial variability in soil fertility and sustainable land productivity. In view of this, a study was conducted to assess the impact of spatial variability on physicochemical properties, macro and micro nutrient status of 75 farmers fields of tomato growing areas of Kolar district, Karnataka. Arc Map with spatial analyst function of Arc GIS software was used to prepare soil fertility maps, which would act as an important tool for soil as well as nutrient management for sustainable crop production by using Global Positioning System coordinates. The results revealed that the soils under investigation were acidic to alkaline in reaction (pH 4.41 to 8.13), mostly non saline and low to high in organic carbon status (0.53 to 1.95%). Available nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur content varied from 150.53-348.10, 6.4 - 111.44, 147.18 - 916.61 and 12.29 - 103.8 kg ha-1. Exchangeable Ca, Mg are in the range of 2.5 – 14.2 and 1.2 – 6.6 C mol (p+) kg. The GIS-aided thematic maps with respect to available zinc, 6.67 (low), 21.33 (medium) and 72 (high) per cent samples were categorized, based on the existing critical limits. All the studied samples i.e., 100 per cent were high in copper content, 65.33, 30.67 and 4 per cent samples of Mn, 25.33, 32 and 42.67 per cent samples of Fe, were categorized as low, medium and high in nutrient status respectively. With respect to available boron 16.67 per cent was under low, 38.09 per cent was under medium and 45.24 per cent was under high nutrient status. The nutrient index (NI) of tomato growing areas of Kolar district revealed that N (1.19), manganese (1.39) and iron (1.29) were categorized as low, available boron (2.17) as medium and P (2.65), K (2.71), S (2.65) zinc (2.75), copper (3.0) as high nutrient index category.

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Micro Nutrient Evaluation in Soils of Jhabua District of Madhya Pradesh

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Assessment of Available Major and Micronutrient Status of Soils under Varied Cropping Systems of N.T.R district, Andhra Pradesh

Assessment of Available Major and Micronutrient Status of Soils under Varied Cropping Systems of N.T.R district, Andhra Pradesh

Quantifying and Mapping of Major, Secondary and Micronutrient Status of Tomato Growing Soils in Kolar District, Karnataka Using GIS and GPS Approach

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