Spatial variability of soil fertility under different land use Types in Assosa District, Western Ethiopia
A.A. Gerbi,
M. Ylyi-Halla,
L. Wogi
et al.
Abstract: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; cultivated, grazing, and forestland considered for this study. Surface soil samples (0-20 cm depth) were collected from three kebeles (Amba 8, Abirhamo, and Amba 12) which are considered representative of the study sites. Total of 54 soil samples in triplicates (27 disturbed and 27 undisturbed) were collected from the three lan… Show more
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