Sustaining productivity of wheat–soybean cropping system through integrated nutrient management practices on the Vertisols of central India

Volume: 297, Issue: 1-2, Pages: 185 - 199
Published: Jul 28, 2007
Abstract
Wheat–soybean is one of the most dominant cropping systems on the Vertisols of central India. Cultivation of durum wheat in winter season (November to April) has a considerable potential due to congenial climate, while soybean in rainy season (June to October) has witnessed a phenomenal growth in the last two decades in the region. Beside including a legume (soybean) in sequence with a cereal crop (wheat), combined use of available organic...
Paper Details
Title
Sustaining productivity of wheat–soybean cropping system through integrated nutrient management practices on the Vertisols of central India
Published Date
Jul 28, 2007
Volume
297
Issue
1-2
Pages
185 - 199
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