Decomposition of soil organic matter (SOM) resulted in the release of mineral nutrients viz.
macronutrients (N, P, and K), micronutrients (Zn, Cu, Fe, Mn), and secondary plant nutrients …

Arid regions cover a large part of the Earth's surface and are at risk of increased agricultural
activity and expected shifts in climate. Unfortunately, there is still a lack of comprehensive …

In Iran, particularly in the Zagros forests, natural land uses are increasingly being converted
into agriculture, which can negatively influence soil hydrological processes. To study this …

Purpose The influence of tropical fruticulture that was established in Amazonian dark earth
was investigated by considering changes in soil physical and chemical properties. Soil …

Industrial agriculture employed by the majority of the farmers as to increase the level of crop
production had depleted soil nutrients required to boost plant nutrition. The farmers in …

Micronutrients are critical for the development of plants and play major role in enhancing
both quantitative and qualitative crop yield. To examine the impact of foliar fertilization with …

Background Trace metal deficiency has become a major constraint on the productivity and
sustainability of soils. Agriculture becomes more complex, advanced and intensive farming …

In recent years, many sustainable farming approachbased on natural and organicinputs are
gaining popularityacross the world. However, information on its impacts on soil health is …

Modern day agriculture warrants for the crops which are able to take the edge off climate
change along with increased productivity. Scale up production, economic viability, mass …

A study was conducted to evaluate the spatial variability of soil fertility under different land
use types, in Assosa District, western Ethiopia. Three different land use types, namely; …