Fertilization have a potential to improve soil phosphorus (P) pool and availability, which are
largely concentered in the surface layer of soils. However, the mechanism of fertilizer types …

An investigation was conducted to analyse the distribution of available plant nutrients and to
examine the relationships between soil properties and available nutrient status in soil …

The depth-wise depletion of soil organic carbon (OC), macro, micro, and secondary nutrients
under the rice-wheat system has resulted in multi-nutrient deficiencies and a decline in crop …

Toposequence or catena is a term used to describe variations in soil physico-chemical
properties observed in a particular geographical area caused only due to variations in …

Trees outside forests (TOFs) have assumed importance in view of its potential to mitigate
CO2 under different carbon pools with soil as the prominent pool. The ability of any TOF …

Understanding the soil fertility is an important management tool in assessing the nutrient
requirement of the crops. Considering this, a study was done to determine depth-wise soil …

The study examined the resource use efficiency of maize production in rainfed and irrigated
conditions in Kaski, Nepal. It focused specially on the production function of maize, resource …

Intercropping involves cultivating two or more crops simultaneously in the same field,
optimizing the use of land, water, light, and nutrients for higher yields compared to sole …

Soil depth can significantly influence the availability of nutrients in soil. An experiment was
conducted with seven soil samples from seven land use types to observe the effect of soil …

Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) are the soil bacteria inhabiting around/on the
root surface and are directly or indirectly involved in promoting plant growth and …