The sources of fertilizer supply in Pakistan are domestic production and imports. Those manufactured locally include urea, calcium ammonium nitrate (CAN) and ammonium sulphate (AS) as straight nitrogen fertilizers. Single superphosphate...
Fertilizers are organic or inorganic substances, either natural or synthetic, used to supply elements (such as nitrogen, phosphate and potash) essential for plant growth. They are the most effective means of increasing crop production and of improving the quality...
We know how agriculture contributes to economic development and then how industry contributes towards development. However, the issue of choice of one sector over the other remains unresolved as far as economic policy is concerned. Truly speaking, these two sectors...
Author: Muhammad shahroz khan , institute of horticultural sciences university of agriculture faisalabad pakistan. ...
ROLE OF EARTHWORMS IN IMPROVING SOIL FERTILITY Mukhtiar khatoon solangia, Sardar khatoon solangib, Sheeraz aleem brohic Department of Soil Science, Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam Institute of Plant Sciences, University of Sindh, Jamshoro Department of Land and Water Management, Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] The fertility of a soil can be defined as its capacity to produce crops and is dependent...
Role of Arthropods in Soil Fertility Arthropods which are divided into macro, meso and microbial, can’t be seen with naked eye but play a key role in soil fertility, soil structure and soil texture by their activity. Ants and termites...
Phosphorous Dynamics in salt-affected soils and its Management Ayesha Irum and Muhammad Ehetisham-ul-Haq Sustainable agriculture depends on efficient consumption of nutrients to avoid nutrient losses. Since last 4 decades; latest production technology has been adopted by farmers to maximize their profit by producing crops only but not quality crops. According to...
SOIL SAMPLING-AN INDEX TO SOIL FERTILITY (Muhammad Tayyab*, Muhammad Nasir, Hafiz Muhammad Arslan Abid, Sajjad Manzoor) University of Agriculture Faisalabad *[email protected] A soil sample consists of different sub soil samples which are collected from different locations and depths of the same having...
Significance of Soil pH Soil pH It is defined as the -ve log of the hydrogen ion activity of a soil. pH = - log (H+) pH 1 (H+) Where (H+) represents the hydrogen ion activity in mol L-1. The...
Basic Processes of Soil Formation During soil formation, the unconsolidated weathered material under goes many changes. These changes are brought about by variations in the four-basic soil forming processes. These four basic processes often referred as soil forming or...
