Status of available sulphur and cationic micronutrients in cultivated soils of Banaskantha district of Gujarat

Desai, D. T.; Patel, B. T.; Chaudhary, Neha; Thakur, Praveen

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“…This might be due to facts that with increase in organic matter in soil, the clay-humus complex become more active thereby providing more exchangeable sites and access to sulphur. These results are in same lines to those of Dipali Desai et al, (2018) and Rajput et al (2015).…”

Section: Available Phosphorussupporting

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Available macronutrient status of soils in various cropping systems of Thotapalli irrigation project ayacut of North coastal Andhra Pradesh

Himabindu

Gurumurthy

Prasad

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Assessment of macronutrient status of soils under five major cropping systems namely, rainfed mango/cashew orchards, rainfed groundnut/mesta cropping, irrigated rice followed by pulses, irrigated rice followed by maize and irrigated sugarcane in Thotapalli irrigation project ayacut area of north coastal Andhra Pradesh was carried out. A total of 125 random soil samples were collected from five different cropping systems from five villages of five Tehsils (mandals) namely, Cheeprupalli, Therlam (both tehsils from Vizianagarm district), Ranasthalam, Regidiamadalavalasa and Laveru (from Srikakulam district). The results of the study revealed that the soil organic carbon (OC), available nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K) and sulphur (S) contents of the irrigated land was higher than adjacent rainfed upland, however the exchangeable calcium and magnesium were higher in rainfed uplands and relatively lower in irrigated cropping systems. Significant positive correlation was noticed between percent clay content with available N (r = 0.311**), available P2O5 (r = 0.232*), available K2O (r = 0.473**), available Sulphur (r = 0.249*), likewise organic carbon content also positively correlated with available N (r = 0.456**), available P2O5 (r = O.578**), available K2O (r = 0.211*) and available sulphur (r = 0.298*), while available phosphorous, was negatively correlated with soil pH, EC and CaCO3 contents. The variations in soil properties and nutrient status among cropping systems indicate need for employing integrated and soil test based nutrient management in sustainable manner.

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Section: Available Phosphorussupporting

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Available macronutrient status of soils in various cropping systems of Thotapalli irrigation project ayacut of North coastal Andhra Pradesh

Himabindu

Gurumurthy

Prasad

et al. 2019

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use of organic manure and restricted recycling of crop residues (Prasad, 1999). On the basis of 7587 soil samples collected from different districts of Gujarat, it was found that 25.9 and 25.6 per cent samples were deficient in Fe and Zn, respectively (Patel et al, 2018). Desai et al, (2018) collected 556 soil samples from different talukas of Banaskantha district and found that 34.8 and 37.6 per cent samples

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Effect of Iron and Zinc Enriched Organics on Growth, Yield Attributes and Yield of Potato in Loamy Sand

Chaudhary¹,

Patel²

2019

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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use of organic manure and restricted recycling of crop residues (Prasad, 1999). On the basis of 7587 soil samples collected from different districts of Gujarat, it was found that 25.9 and 25.6 per cent samples were deficient in Fe and Zn, respectively (Patel et al., 2018). Desai et al., (2018) collected 556 soil samples from different talukas of Banaskantha district and found that 34.8 and 37.6 per cent samples

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Status of available sulphur and cationic micronutrients in cultivated soils of Banaskantha district of Gujarat

Abstract: In order to assess the available sulphur and micronutrients (Fe, Mn, Zn and Cu)

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Available macronutrient status of soils in various cropping systems of Thotapalli irrigation project ayacut of North coastal Andhra Pradesh

Available macronutrient status of soils in various cropping systems of Thotapalli irrigation project ayacut of North coastal Andhra Pradesh

Effect of Iron and Zinc Enriched Organics on Growth, Yield Attributes and Yield of Potato in Loamy Sand

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