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Soil Health Mapping and Direct Benefit : Transfer of Fertilizer Subsidy, Research Report IDC-6
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Soil Health Mapping and Direct Benefit : Transfer of Fertilizer Subsidy, Research Report IDC-6
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Wani, S P
Chander, G Bhattacharyya, T Patil, M D |
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Soil Fertility
Soil Fertilizers |
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Sustainable soil health management is a critical challenge for India and studies have shown that soils in many parts of the country suffer from widespread multiple nutritional deficiencies (ranging from 18 to 100%). This is a major constraint in improving crop yields and realizing the full potential of agriculture.The situation is further compounded by the lack of adequate infrastructure and institutional arrangements for analyzing soil health of more than 137 million landholdings in the country. The Government of India has embarked on a bold initiative to undertake nationwide soil health mapping by adopting the stratified soil sampling model... |
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ICRISAT
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2016
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Monograph
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application/pdf
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en
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http://oar.icrisat.org/9747/1/2016-088%20Res%20Rep%20IDC%206%20soil%20health%20mapping.pdf
Wani, S P and Chander, G and Bhattacharyya, T and Patil, M D (2016) Soil Health Mapping and Direct Benefit : Transfer of Fertilizer Subsidy, Research Report IDC-6. Technical Report. ICRISAT, Patancheru. |
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