Soil Nutrient Index (NIV) and Chemical Composition of the Soils of Sirsa (Haryana)

Soil Nutrient Index (NIV) and Chemical Composition of the Soils of Sirsa (Haryana)

The present investigation was carried out in a rural area, Nathusari Chopta of Sirsa district, in the pre-monsoon season of 2016. Soil samples were collected from some selected villages to assess the soil quality. Total fifteen soil samples were collected from the surface with a 15-20 cm depth and a...

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