SOIL PROPERTIES BY CARROT

The surface (0-15 cm) soil samples were used for analyzing the soil properties. The soil properties were determined using soil analytical methods given by Jackson (1973). Organic carbon content determined by wet digestion method of Walkley and Black, available nitrogen (N) by Kjeldahl’s method, avai[r]

2. Select outside material. 3. Select inside material. 4. Pile width and miscellaneous information. AllPile will calculate pile properties for users. The Soil Parameter Screen helps users to input ground information in the following easy steps: 1. Select soil type (clay[r]

composting process. An increase in total organic carbon and nitrogen through application of biosolids has also been found in the previous studies [12, 31, 32]. However, Garrido et al. (2005) did not find a significant increase in organic matter and total nitrogen, possibly because a lower biosolids[r]

Glacial ErosionFigure 7.13 Iceberg Lake inGlacier National Park, Montana, wasformed by glaciers.■Although glaciers currently cover less than 10 percent of Earth’ssurface, they have covered over 30 percent of Earth’s surface in thepast. Glaciers left their mark on much of the landscape, and th[r]

A field experiment was conducted at organic farm, Navsari Agricultural University, Navsari during Rabi season of 2017-2018 to study the effect of land configuration, fertilizer level and liquid formulation on yield, nutrient content and uptake by carrot under organic farming.

reported the loss of soil organic carbon, particularly C and N, under intensive cropping and continuous cultivation. The decline in soil productivity as a result of continuous cultivation in sub-Saharan Africa has been identified as a major cause of food insecurity and poverty and crop[r]

Soil health refers to the biological, chemical, and physical features of soil that are essential to long-term, sustainable agricultural productivity with minimal environmental impact. Thus, soil health provides an overall picture of soil functionality. Although it cannot be measured directly, soil h[r]

2800 biomass, decrease in activity and diversity of soil fauna), increase in erodibility, acidity, and salinity, and exposure of compact subsoil of poor physicochemical properties. Northeast India is characterized by high soil acidity, toxicity, h[r]

94Ansari, A. A and Sukhraj, K. 2010. Effect of vermiwash and vermicompost on soil parameters and productivity of okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) in Guyana. Pakistan Journal of Agricultural Research, Volume 23 Number (3-4): 137-142. Baker, G. H., Barret, V. J., Gray-Gardner, R. and Buckerfield,[r]

10-yr 14.0 b 11.0 a 121 b 115 b
15-yr 14.6 c 13.2 b 125 c 118 b
20-yr 15.0 c 13.3 b 131 d 125 c
Mean values for different soil depths followed by different letter are significant ( p<0.05 ) by Duncan’s multiple range test (DMRT). Bars indicate sta[r]

A field experiment was conducted during kharif, 2017 at the Main Agricultural Research Station, agriculture college farm, Raichur to study the “Activity of soil enzyme and microorganisms in rhizosphere soil of maize (Zea mays L.) as influenced by different weed management practices”. The experiment[r]

3. Results and discussionFig. 1 shows SEM images of the sensing films deposited byscreen printing. The sensing film exhibited the typical microstruc-ture of screen printed sensing films. A porous sensing film surfacewas obtained due to the high heat treatment temperature. TheWO3doping did not induce any[r]

Totally 3 different irrigated paddy field soils were collected from Thanjavur district, Tamilnadu and their physico-chemical properties and population density of mycoflora were analyzed. Among them, 2 samples were sandy clay loamy soil and 1 sample was loamy soil. The physiochemical parameters were[r]

The role of humic acid for enhancing biofertilization performance was studied on production potential of cabbage in alluvium soil. Application of Pseudomonas fluorescens (P. fluorescens) in combination with humic acid was evaluated. The results indicated that the P. fluorescens and humic acid both a[r]

products afterannealing at 300◦C. Obviously, the hierarchical structure was con-structed by large quantities

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Conservation agriculture (CA) is based on principles of minimum soil disturbance through zero or minimum tillage operations, residue retention on soil surface and crop diversification which not only improves healthy functioning of soil but also enhances nutrient availability, its biological quality[r]

The present study was conducted to assess the physico-chemical properties and available N, P, K status of soil of Alwar district, Rajasthan using standard laboratory procedure. Soil samples were collected from three blocks (Mundawar, Behror , Neemarana) of the Alwar district from two depth viz. 0-15[r]

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that way become desirable for dry-farming. Still other crops, grown under humid conditions, may easily be adapted to dry-farming conditions, if the correct methods are employed, and in a few seasons may be made valuable dry-farm crops. The individual characteristics of each crop should be known as t[r]