Almost one-fourth of the global population live in South Asia (SA) countries with 14% of
cultivable land. Most of the countries in the South Asian region are facing multiple …

At present, the average yield of potato in India is approximately 19 t/ha, which is much below
the crop potential productivity. The low use of fertilizers and serious imbalances in the N: P …

In this article, the literature on the effects of fertilizers and nutrients, including direct, residual
and cumulative, on potato are described including major nutrients: nitrogen and tuber yields …

Balanced use of nutrients is essential for sustainable productivity of crops. Nitrogen and
phosphorus fertilizers are being used while potassium (K) application is ignored which …

The importance of potassium in ensuring normal growth and production of quality
vegetables is well recognized. The amount of potassium needed for production of quality …

Field experiments were conducted for two consecutive seasons at NARC potato research
area Islamabad, Pakistan, to study comparative effect of source, levels and methods of K …

Among the major nutrients, potassium (K) not only improves yields but also improves quality
parameters. Field experiments were conducted to assess the comparative effect of sources …

Soil-test crop response of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) was studied in Mollisol during
winter (rabi) season, 2006–07. Four levels of fertilizer N, P, K and 3 levels of farmyard …

Potassium plays a pivotal role in influencing potato yield and quality. Studies conducted in
northwestern hills and Indo-Gangetic plains revealed significant response to potassium …

Four genotypes of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.), namely Kufri Satluj, Kufri Badshah, Kufri
Bahar, and Kufri Kuber, were field grown to study the effect of application of four levels of …